The phrase "a thinner one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing objects or options, specifically when referring to something that has less thickness or is more slender than another.
Example: "I prefer the blue shirt, but I might choose a thinner one for the summer."
Alternatives: "a slimmer one" or "a more slender one".
The stress simulations showed how a thicker hard coating on a soft substrate has a better load-carrying capacity that a thinner one.
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The SST describes the sequence of ply-drops ensuring the transition between a thick guide laminate and a thinner one.
If we need the sensor to detect wall shear stress values less than 1.25 kPa with the same accuracy as cited, it is essential to replace the sensing microplate of the device with a thinner one.
The main objective of this paper is to propose a simplified methodology for the design of fire protection systems for CFRP strengthened-RC beams, which is based on applying thicker insulation at the anchorage zones (promoting the above mentioned "cable behaviour") and a thinner one at the current zone (avoiding tensile rupture of the carbon fibres).
Although in the past we distinguished between cortical and cancellous pins, almost all modern systems of fixation have chosen a universal thread, a thinner one that increases the contact surface between bone and bolt, regardless of the trabecular structure of the region to be treated.
In each pillar, a layer of copper was sandwiched between two layers of cobalt, a thin one on top and a thicker layer on the bottom.
Buy a few in different thicknesses like a really thick one for cold days and a thin one for day's in spring, etc. Try different styles of jackets like denim and leather and try a blazer as well.
The appearance of good practice which Norte Energia is putting on is a veneer, and a thin one at that.
The line between chivalry and looking like Big Tony, Simon Cowell's old bouncer on the X Factor, is a thin one.
The line between helping out and looking like Big Tony, Simon Cowell's old bouncer on the X-Factor, is a thin one.
