Sentence examples for advent of thin from inspiring English sources

But he could not have foreseen the advent of thin, easily breakable doors.

With the advent of thin section, multidetector CT, smaller metastatic deposits are diagnosed on CT.

Major technical advances followed the advent of percutaneous kidney biopsy in 1951, including applications of thin serial sections, special stains, immunofluorescence, and electron microscopy.

Out of thin air!

That nervous kind of thin.

Kind of thin.

Wear lots of thin bracelets.

With the advent of flange edge stiffeners and higher-strength steels producing thinner structural sections, additional complexities in buckling modes and their interactions has arisen.

With the advent of motion-gated cross-sectional cardiac imaging, normal apical thinning can be quite noticeable, especially on computed tomography (CT) in which the spatial resolution is submillimetre [12, 13].

But she can also bring in botany and biology and geology, quote Darwin and Dawkins and, once, a text called "Limitless Variation and the Advent of Life," by K. Aubere: "In the waters, life was a thin, primitive, fragile sheet. . . .

PLD or laser ablation deposition technique for producing thin films became increasingly popular in 1970s due to the advent of lasers delivering nanosecond pulses (Singh and Narayan 1990).