The phrase "a thin screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a screen that has a small thickness, often in the context of technology or design.
Example: "The new smartphone features a sleek design with a thin screen that enhances its portability."
Alternatives: "a slim display" or "a narrow screen".
This vastly simplifies the problem by considering the radiation emanating from a circular aperture in a thin screen.
Instead, leaving only a thin screen to hold the forward line, he could keep his main forces out of the guns' range.
The facade, meanwhile, acts like a Vegas sign, a thin screen that shouts "house", through which the building's inner complexities occasionally protrude, setting the symmetrical form off-balance.
The shaded space doesn't have the view many other outdoor dining places offer, but it's a convenient respite from the late afternoon struggle on the parkway, barely visible through a thin screen of trees.
There isn't enough depth in the frame for something made of iron; more likely it was some sort of wood that could be easily worked into a thin screen -- perhaps teak?
A semi-analytical model based on a thin screen assumption for fluid flow calculation and on correction factors to Stokes law for drag force is used to compute the particle trajectory.
Riddhi Patel, an analyst at iSuppli, says he thinks that innovations like LED-backlighting for LCDs, which can result in a picture with a crisper contrast ratio and a thinner screen, are what catch shoppers' eyes in stores.
Now we find ourselves advancing toward technologies that, forty years ago, existed only on science-fiction shows, but, somehow, instead of becoming abstract creatures of light, sound, and pure wisdom, we're still sitting on the couch in our Jockey shorts wolfing down pizza and cursing the ref. We may be looking at a thinner screen, but we're wearing the same old underpants.
While the Apple Watch 2 should pick up a thinner screen that offers more internal volume, that space will liken be given over to a GPS chip to allow for better use as a fitness and activity tracker.
Instead of windows it will have a "multiplex digital cabin"—a thin-screen video display either side of the passenger compartment that would be fed with a live view taken by six exterior cameras (a pair of conventional windows would be retained).
Amazon has just released the next step in the evolution of e-readers, a wafer thin screen bolted to a small grip containing the battery and electronics, the Kindle Oasis.
