Optimization of the maturation trend (Figure 4d) required an enormous amount of sediment (thickness is ca. 3,300 m) accumulation around the Urakawa area during the Paleogene and early Neogene.
A later Wells novel brought James's compliments on "your capacity for chewing up the thickness of the world in such enormous mouthfuls, while you fairly slobber, so to speak, with the multitudinous taste".
However, the influence of the stirrer speed on the shell thickness of the hollow particles is enormous.
The 2-D conjecture was considered extremely important because lots of weather is essentially two-dimensional; the enormous width and breadth of a hurricane makes its thickness negligible, for example.
Due to their thickness-dependent physical properties they have drawn an enormous scientific interest as regards their exfoliation and the potential use of the exfoliated two-dimensional crystals to attractive new applications in various industrial and technological sectors.
With the great thickness and wide distribution of Es4 in Baxian Depression, an enormous potentiality of deep oil and gas exploration in this area is expected.
However, these bombs only directly penetrated around seven feet of concrete and the remaining thickness was blown in by the detonation of the bomb's enormous explosive charge.
To reach such thin air requires an enormous yet lightweight balloon, 55 stories high, built of a polyethylene plastic that is one-tenth the thickness of a sandwich bag.
"Although many of these regions have decreased in area and thickness over the past decade(s), reported in many recent scientific papers, the misinterpretation of enormous losses of glacierised area from these maps is far off the range in measured losses," said Hester Jiskoot, a glaciologist at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta.
This model is also of enormous value in its high reproducibility as well as the ease of quantitative assessment by measuring ear thickness [ 57, 86].
