Elm seeds are round, flat and covered by a thin, paper-like casing that hooks at the top, making them easily wind borne.
Thus, the modern encyclopaedia appears smaller than its 19th-century counterpart, but, in fact, the content may be greater because the thick mat paper of Victorian times has been replaced by a thinner paper capable of reproducing colour and black-and-white halftone illustrations with sharp definition.
Instead, I'm entranced by anything made out of Tyvec, a thin, paper-like material that breathes about as well as a Ziplock bag.
Tracing paper is a very thin paper - almost like tissue paper - that is as a result, easy to see through.
Sadly, Roosevelt left behind a rather thin paper trail.
Interviews across New York City suggest, for example, that shoppers covet the heavy-duty plastic bags from Lululemon Athletica, the seller of yoga clothing, above the thin paper version provided by the luxury department store Bloomingdale's.
The counter defocus and LCA cancelation was done based on the strategy described in Section 3. The same model eye used in the Subsection 3.3 was employed, and the backscattered light from the thin paper target was recorded by OCT.
Forty-five reflecting markers (composed of plastic hemispheres of 6 mm diameter covered by a thin film of retroreflective paper) were placed over the chest wall from clavicles to pubis and secured using biadhesive hypoallergenic tape.
Living in a house where the tatami-matted rooms are made larger or smaller simply by sliding thin paper-and-wood panels is a constant reminder that in many countries privacy is considered an indulgence.
The resonance of the drum is altered by the application of thin paper (chōshigami) to the centre of the rear drumhead.
However, 2 samples (AP44 and AP97, Fig. 3) are made by gluing together two thin paper sheets, polished on the outer sides, so that the resulting sheet is thicker and has both sides polished [7, 13].
