Sentence examples for and with a thickness of from inspiring English sources
The Vp model (Fig. 10) is distinctive compared with other KPR models; that is, the total crustal thickness beneath the KPR is only around 8 km including the thick top sedimentary layer with Vp less than 4 km/s and with a thickness of about 3 km.
That mean it's not a standalone device so much as it is an extra display designed to offer laptop users additional real estate on the go, connect to a primary device via USB-A or C. ASUS is really pushing the portability factor here, and with a thickness of 8mm and a weight of 1.8 pounds, it does seem to offer quite a bit on that front.
In the capillary flow model of length L and diameter of (R), it is assumed that the adhesive layer in Fig. 2 influenced by viscous resistance is close to immobile and with a thickness of (delta) under certain drive pressure of (varDelta P).
The layer consisted of 70 72% crystalline HA with the balance being amorphous, and with a thickness of 5 μm and a Ca/P ratio of 2.0.
Full-thickness cartilage explants of 8 mm diameter and with a thickness of 0.9 1.2 mm were prepared using a dermal biopsy punch and scalpel.
In an independent experiment, cross-contamination between wells was shown to be eliminated by the introduction of a packing spacer (of the same shape as the MMV chip and with a thickness of 0.8 mm).
A bilayer of Ti and Hf, with a thickness of 3 and 60 nm, respectively, was deposited by DC magnetron sputtering on a SiO2/Si substrate.
The alluvium with alternate layers of sand and clay with a thickness of 15 25 m and are characterized by floating freshwater lenses limited to a depth of 6 7 m below ground level.
The inner layer is composed of amorphous Mg(OH 2 and MgF2 with a thickness of about 300 nm, and the outer one is comprised of Mg(OH 2, MgF2 and KMgF3 with thickness of about 260 nm.
Four kinds of metallic electrodes such as Al, Ni, Ag, and Au with a thickness of about 200 nm and a circle area with a diameter of 500 μm were deposited on top of the films by thermal evaporation.
Single-, double-, triple- and multilayers with a thickness of up to 23 atomic layers were successfully cleaved.
