Sentence examples for define the thin from inspiring English sources

Hence, we needed to define The Thin Line of Exclusivity.

"Ultra-narrow-band" defines the thin range of frequencies that an ALF may accept; an ALF generally has a passband on the order of 0.001 nanometer.

Instead, to define the eye, she applied thin black liner right at the lash base.

To do so it is necessary to define the current state of thin-walled GFRC elements and the constraints and limits placed on them by existing production techniques.

But as it requires two geometric parameters, i.e., D and t to define the geometry of a thin-walled tube, the function f(a/W) is found to depend on both D and t, and there is no report available in open literature so far to the best of authors' knowledge to correlate f(a/W) with D and t for PLT specimens.

I find it interesting that in a society where women are mutilating and, in some cases, killing themselves in order to become thin, we define the removal of shame from our food and exercise choices as "harmful".

The Critical Zone is defined as the thin, permeable layer from the tops of the trees to the bottom of the bedrock that sustains terrestrial life on Earth.

Mesenteric windows, defined as the thin translucent connective tissues between the mesenteric arterial/venous vessels feeding the small intestine, were labeled for BRDU + PECAM.

The number of years since planting (first thinning) or previous cutting (other thinnings) defined the timing of the thinning treatment.

Parameter a 2 gives the diameter at which thinning intensity is 0.5, and a 1 defines the type of thinning.

This is the so-called "dead layer," defined as the thinnest layer for which ferromagnetic behavior is observed [6 8].