The phrase "a thin section with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a specific type of material or sample that has been prepared in a thin format for analysis or observation.
Example: "The geologist examined a thin section with a polarized light microscope to identify the mineral composition of the rock."
Alternatives: "a slim layer with a" or "a narrow slice with a".
The proposed method uses different techniques related with the B-spline properties adapted to the geometry of an airfoil (a thin section with great changes of curvature) and produces a B-spline curve that is close to the data points maintaining a maximum tolerance distance.
An optical scan of each thin section with a resolution of 300 dpi was taken under plane polarized light.
The process required cutting a coal ball with a diamond saw, then flattening and polishing the thin section with an abrasive.
Forsterite contained in certain ultramafic rocks may show a banded structure when observed in thin sections with a polarizing microscope; in some dunites (a variety of rock consisting nearly entirely of olivine), for example, olivine is preferentially oriented so that the cleavage plane perpendicular to the b axis is parallel to the microscopic laminated structure of the rock.
The nanocomposite films were first microtomed into 60 nm ultra thin sections with a diamond knife using Leica Ultracut UCT ultramicrotome.
H2O and CO2 contents of pyroxene-hosted melt inclusions in the 1914 pumice were determined for doubly polished thin sections with an FT-IR transmission microspectrometer (Thermo Scientific Nicolet iN10) at Tohoku University.
The analyses were performed for highly polished thin sections with an accelerating voltage of 20 kV, a stage current of 1 nA, and a working distance of 18 mm for specimens that were tilted 70°.
With these properties of bulk block copolymers in mind, we were inspired by the work of Whitesides and co-workers, who developed a new technique for nanostructure fabrications called "nanoskiving", combining deposition of metals on a substrate and thin sectioning with an ultramicrotome process.
The WBA plates were covered with a thin section of water agar before inoculation.
