Sentence examples for comparatively thicker from inspiring English sources

The glass bead filled PTFE showed comparatively thicker films and higher wear rates than other forms of glass filled grades.

For middle shoreface sands, sand packages are comparatively thicker as seen in the wireline logs and cores (Fig. 19) within overall aggradational packages.

On the other hand, a high silver oxide loading may help to develop a comparatively thicker rejection polyamide layer, which decreased the water permeability and improved salt rejection.

Thickness of the soil zone varied from 0.16 to 3 m and is comparatively thicker in the northern, north-western and north-eastern boundaries of the study area due to basaltic alluvial depositions.

However, it is found that the lower temperature of the HVOF jet compared to plasma results in slower vaporization and solute mass diffusion time inside the droplet, leading to comparatively thicker shells.

The ripple microstructure consists of amorphous structure on the rear slope and a comparatively thicker amorphous layer with Ar bubbles on the front slope, whereas a uniformly thick amorphous layer with relatively large bubbles is created under normal bombardment.

Here, and in a handful of short Telemann works, Ms. Boerger and her Amuse singers brought clarity to the music's comparatively thick textures.

Domestic pigs are categorized according to three basic types: large-framed lard types with a comparatively thick layer of fat and carcasses usually weighing at least 100 kg (220 pounds); smaller bacon types, with carcasses of about 70 kg (150 pounds); and pork types with carcasses averaging around 45 kg (100 pounds).

The barren, steep slope is consisting of shallow and loose textured soil, while densely vegetated areas are having comparatively thick soil that is rich in organic matters.

Due to the comparatively thick barrier between the QW and QD, no electric coupling between QW and QD layers is expected [21].

It is found that the shear deformations have an appreciable effect on the vibration characteristics of comparatively thick shells, especially composite shells.