Sentence examples for by a relatively thin from inspiring English sources
The first is characterised by a relatively thin film of saliva: food bolus viscosity has a strong impact on mucosa coating.
The Ti K X-rays can be eliminated by a relatively thin aluminum filter, but the primary photons emitted by the source will also be attenuated.
There he showed that traffic could be supported by a relatively thin layer of small, single-sized, angular pieces of broken stone placed and compacted on a well-drained natural formation and covered by an impermeable surface of smaller stones.
Without inoculation the macrostructure consists of typical columnar and equiaxed zones, separated by a relatively thin region of columnar to equiaxed transition.
This is possible because it does not require inboard breeder blankets to maintain its tritium economy, or a substantial inboard shield since the centre column consists of a water-cooled copper centre rod surrounded by a relatively thin steel neutron shield.
The inner Northern Apennines (western Tuscany and Tyrrhenian basin) is characterized by a relatively thin continental crust (∼20 25 km), high heat flow (>100 mW m−2), and the presence of relevant tectonic elision of stratigraphic sequences, a setting known as Serie Ridotta.
The deal was first announced in January 2011, when Progress agreed to be bought by Duke at a relatively thin 7percentt premium.
The royal family turned out in force, with the band of the Irish Guards, politicians led by the prime minister, Gordon Brown, and a relatively thin crowd of spectators, to watch the Queen unveil the statue by the sculptor Philip Jackson.
The medial thigh usually has a relatively thin dermal compartment separated by lamina profunda strati subcutanei from two separate layers of adipose tissue.
Synovial tissue in PsA is characterized by a sublining infiltrate with T cells and B cells, vascular proliferation and a relatively thin lining layer of proliferating intimal synoviocytes.
