Sentence examples for display thickness from inspiring English sources

In the optimal design for the glass thickness, display thickness and radius of curvature, the bi-objective formal optimization is formulated to minimize both the vertical gap and sliding distance subjected to constraints on materials strength requirements of glass stress and display stress.

Sony's razor-thin OLED display (thickness: 0.3mm) was one of the most spectacular products of the CEATEC 2008 exhibition that took place just outside of Tokyo last month.

The Bell reports Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong has demanded the display thickness be reduced by 0.5mm at the last minute (not an insubstantial amount given how thin smartphone screens are).

Display thickness = slab thickness ± 8 mm Contrast resolution and visualisation of breast lesions (in phantom) ACR, Canada, Australia, RANZCR ACR accreditation phantom.

But the SGSIII actually beats the latest iPhone in terms of display thickness, and IHS says the iPhone 5 is slimmer overall due to other factors like battery thickness.

Concerning α-Syn, the layers formed during protein incubation display thickness within the range 2.6 3.5 nm, with the highest value on the hydrophilic surface.

Therefore, as ACA thicknesses are reduced in response to reductions in liquid-crystal display thicknesses, it is expected that the overall compressive stiffness of the ACA will increase, thus influencing the manufacturing process.

The display slice thickness should not exceed 1.5 mm [1].

While the face of the watch is much larger than the average sports watch display, the thickness has been squeezed to 10.65mm to keep the overall bulk down.

Biofilms grown on soluble substrates typically display a thickness on the scale of 100 μm to 1000 μm and a cellular density under 1011 cells cm-3 (Zhang and Bishop 1994; Ito et al. 2002).

Now, however, a new CT image processing technique [9] allows us to display cortical thickness as a colour map over the bone surface (Fig. 1a), with several thousand independent measurements across each proximal femur and sufficient sensitivity to detect even small changes (∼30 microns) when expressed systematically by a suitably sized cohort.