Sentence examples for dimensional thickness from inspiring English sources
If the action sequences are solid and Burke himself has had time, over a few novels to develop dimensional thickness, the supporting characters presented are a bit less satisfying.
Nevertheless, electrospun scaffolds are generally limited in regards to dimensional thickness and lack of cellular infiltration due to the dense packing of fibres [22,24].
The measurement of two-dimensional areas rather than the mere assessment of the one dimensional thickness of fat layer as done in adults by using the abdominal wall fat index [ 12] captures this increase in preperitoneal fat in the second year of life effectively.
The results showed that larger initial velocity and greater non-dimensional thickness led to larger magnitude of peak force.
The two-dimensional thickness variation is taken as the Cartesian product of linear variations along the two concurrent edges of the plate.
Thus, the orthotropy parameter ϵ and the fluid loading parameter μ are used as asymptotic parameters along with the non-dimensional thickness parameter β.
Along with temperature and pressure measurements, the two-dimensional thickness profile of the menisci formed at the corners of the quartz cuvette was determined using an interferometry based system contained with the station's Light Microscopy Module (LMM).
For very thin piezoelectric ceramic disks, its vibration can be regarded as one-dimensional thickness extensional vibration, or plane radial vibration, and the coupling between these two different vibrational modes is neglected.
Some limiting vibrational modes, such as the one-dimensional thickness extensional vibration and the plane radial vibration of thin disk resonators, can be obtained directly from the theory developed in this paper.
Microstructures are composed with nano-dimensional thickness of CuO-TiO2 sheets.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Variation of material property with respect to non-dimensional thickness of FG plate with different material grading index λ (Lambda).
