"at thickness" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
If you are referring to the thickness of something, you would typically use the phrase "of thickness" instead. For example, "The wall was five inches of thickness."
Lee, P. C. Y., Kim, Y. & Prevost, J. H. Electromagnetic radiation from doubly rotated piezoelectric crystal plates vibrating at thickness frequencies.
The line elongation rate and plane elongation rate of ZnS SiO2 nanofilm are measured at thickness of only 10 nm.
At thickness ⩾130 μm, paste penetration and paste coating are similarly effective.
SE reaches ∼135 dB in 0.1 3 GHz at thickness of 1.4 mm, and shows an uptrend from 65 to 105 dB in 2 18 GHz at thickness of 120 μm.
The stress at thickness imperfections in the TGO near the bond coat is smaller than that in the regular TGO.
They exhibit high microwave absorption performance with a minimum reflection coefficient (RC) of −86.9 dB and an absorption bandwidth of 2.6 GHz (RC≤−10 dB) at thickness of 4.5 mm.
Quasi-static tensile tests of UHMWPE fibre laminates were conducted at thicknesses ranging from 1.76 mm to 5.19 mm.
The remaining slices were preserved for future studies at thicknesses of 2 to 3 μm.
Because road traction reductions occur at thicknesses as low as 1 mm, and road markings are obscured at thicknesses as low as 0.5 mm (Blong 1984; Magill et al. 2013; Blake et al. 2016), clean-up operations on roads are often initiated at thicknesses between 0.5 and 1 mm (Hayes et al. 2015).
Sections of cells from each group were cut at thicknesses of 400 500 nm.
At thicknesses below 90 nm, the PL response was too weak to be accurately quantified.
