Sentence examples for degrees of thickness from inspiring English sources

Most are available in varying degrees of thickness, usually from 1/16 to 3/16 inch, and may have some form of backing.

Three different kinds of radiopaque food materials that varied in their degree of thickness were prepared.

Degree of thickness of the model wall was generated by 2 mm.

Upper, middle and lower shoreface of the Shallow Marine Facies Associations was found in the model with varying degree of thickness and width in different layers within the modeled grid.

We argue that IR has the potential to produce not only subjectivist, emic understandings of actors' meanings, but also explanations, characterised by a certain degree of "thickness".

The extent of involvement, degree of thickness and pattern of attenuation of the ischaemic bowel vary according to three main factors: (1) pathogenesis of the ischaemia (arterial-occlusive, veno-occlusive or hypoperfusion); (2) severity of the ischaemia (transient ischaemia of the mucosa and/or submucosa versus transmural bowel wall necrosis); (3) superimposed haemorrhage or infection [5].

To this degree of thickness deviation, the Q factors of modes O and A do not degrade a lot but remain over 1.3 × 104 and 105, respectively, although they would decay almost by a factor of 3 and 10 with thickness deviation of ±15%.

Glass products offer different degrees of tempering, thickness and scratch and heat resistance.

Pull-out tests were simulated with micro-finite element analysis and the apparent stiffness of the system with various degrees of shell thickness and bone volume fraction was computed.

The theory accounts for a displacements field in which the in-plane displacements vary linearly through the plate thickness, while the out-of-plane displacement is a second-degree function of thickness coordinate.

As a result, the thickness of treated PEDOT PSS film decreases, and the decline degree of film thickness varies with the polarity of alcohols solvent used.