Sentence examples for considerable layer from inspiring English sources
B. officinalis is never found growing under these extreme conditions, and mostly replaces B. crispa at lower altitudes, where it is often growing amongst other vegetation below the canopy of larger trees, or on disturbed ground, but always with a considerable layer of soil available.
Inside the plant, workers were cleansing machines of what I was told were considerable layers of dirt and grime.
However, counter-rolling (CR) layering (belonging to dry-powder layering method) and slurry-based layering, which are both conventional layering methods, either cannot achieve ultra-thin layering due to the considerable layering defects (including the cavity defect and part-shifting defect) or must involve complicated processes.
The SEM images of the local clay taken at different magnifications in Fig. 3a e show that it is a heterogeneous material consisting of particles of irregular shapes having considerable layers.
The role of oxygen is essential in obtaining soot particles having considerable curved-layer content.
As a result, to collect the charge photogenerated in a thick absorbing layer, considerable diffusion length of minority carriers and, therefore, high quality material is required for the solar module production.
Soccer provides enormous joy but also carries a considerable underbelly, a thick layer of rottenness shrouded by the grace and grandeur of the sport's eminent performers.
The research results show that (in the described range of changes in grinding parameters) solely applying the MQL-CCA method does not cause considerable changes in surface layer microhardness as compared to "wet" processing.
Therefore, the percolating networks of mNWs were integrated into the graphene layer, without considerable reduction of transmittance.
Other regions in the sulfide layer have considerable amounts of Cu- species and the shape of this layer is presented in Figure 10b.
OCT of the LE revealed considerable retinal nerve fibre layer (RNFL) thickening in all quadrants and in 11 of 12 RNFL sectors (Figure 1C).
