Sentence examples for comparably thin from inspiring English sources
In our culture system, the axons are many times longer than dendrites, and are of comparably thin and constant diameter along their length with no spines and regular actin-rich variscosities along their length [1].
Elk used thinned conifer comparably to mountain meadows, despite the low occurrence of palatable browse species in thinned conifer stands.
The juvenile N. mirabilis and N. giganteus specimens have a comparably thick cortex (MI 25-35%) while the large humeri assigned to these two species have a thin cortex (MI of 58%and77%7%).
They possess comparably minuscule wavelength compared to incident light (photons).
Caballero told me that this material which he described as "a hybrid between nylon and polyester"—is lighter, thinner, and more flexible than comparably protective versions of Kevlar, the best-known bullet-stopping textile, which DuPont invented in the nineteen-sixties.
Caballero told me that this material — which he described as "a hybrid between nylon and polyester" — is lighter, thinner, and more flexible than comparably protective versions of Kevlar, the best-known bullet-stopping textile, which DuPont invented in the nineteen-sixties.
By combining the advantages of an initial high temperature deposition (well-ordered islands in the channel) and a subsequent low temperature deposition (continuous film formation for low contact resistance) we were able to prepare very thin (8 ML) pentacene transistors of comparably high mobility.
He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.
Thus, depending on the coating composition, thin and flexible textile coatings were achieved with comparably low surface resistivity.
Although using MBE to grow materials is comparably ineffective and expensive, it nevertheless grows high-quality crystalline thin films.
So the stabilizing effect of the thin nanocellulose film disappears in the values of the comparably thick paper, and hence has no influence on the paper strength.
