The phrase "an equal thickness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing objects or materials that have the same measurement or depth throughout.
Example: "The artist ensured that each layer of paint was applied with an equal thickness to achieve a uniform finish."
Alternatives: "a uniform thickness" or "consistent thickness".
A precise control of the working temperature was needed for maintaining an equal thickness along the isopipe.
Besides this effect, the post-etching also results in perfectly rectangular pores with pore walls exhibiting an equal thickness.
Slices were selected on the basis of their appearance, with good slices having an equal thickness, uniform color and smooth edges.
Although we tried to resect an equal thickness of bone from distal and posterior femoral condyles, posterolateral femoral condyles were resected less than posteromedial femoral condyles because the lateral femoral condyle is smaller than the medial femoral condyle.
The volcanic ash particle distributions may have not been modified significantly by the effect of ablation at the time of deposition or exposure to the surface because the tephra-bearing ice layer could be traced continuously more than several kilometers and could be traced down into the ice at an angle with equal thickness (see Fig. 1d).
Subsequently, to evaluate the impact of cartilage degeneration on the zonal variation of T2, ROIs were divided into two layers of equal thickness, a deep and a superficial one (Fig. 3), and zonal variation was calculated as the difference between T2 values measured in both.
The red curve corresponds to an impregnated PSi sample and the blue curve to an empty one with equal thickness.
The NTD is defined as the difference between the transit time through the heel of an ultrasound signal and the transit time through a hypothetical object of equal thickness (to the heel) but containing soft tissue only.
Through replacing the NW arrays with a thin film of equal thickness, the reflectance R and T transmittance of NW arrays can be estimated using the Fresnel equations.
Based on the tests conducted on two selected upright profiles A and B with equal thickness, the profile B with larger intermediate stiffener has only marginal influence on the moment carrying capacity for beam depth <125 mm. .
Based on the tests conducted on two selected upright profiles A and B with equal thickness, the profile B with larger intermediate stiffener has only marginal influence on the moment carrying capacity for beam depth <125 mm.
