Sentence examples for error in thickness from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, compaction due to loading may contribute to a variable error in thickness readings and cannot be avoided.

Since the mean sample thickness was 5.0 mm, the average error in thickness and sound speed would be ± 10%.

The design consists of 79 layers of Ta2O5 and SiO2 of various thicknesses and is extremely sensitive to errors in thickness and deviations of optical properties of the constituent films.

As most of the error in bulk density comes from errors in thickness readings, this error decreases when the size-ratio (diameter) between the outer container and the inner gauge increases so the magnification is greater.

On the other hand, our experimental results revealed that 5%to10%0% of the error in the thickness easily occurred for the designed structure at around 3 nm.

Though the complexity of the CP and subplate shape from 20 to 26 GW is much simpler than the convoluted cortex in the mature brain, this full 3D analysis still reduces error in estimating thickness in comparison to extracting 3D meaning from 2D images oriented with respect to a single plane of section (Jones et al. 2000).

Since the time measurements were accurate to 1 ns (through-transmission) and 2 ns (pulse-echo), the principal cause for the sound speed variations was the error in the thickness measurements, which were performed manually by measuring the displacement of the search tube that held the top transducer from the test fixture.

I show that using calibration tests along with special fit algorithms for measured optical spectra provide the relative deposition rates for deposited materials at different substrate points with precision significantly exceeding the error in layer thicknesses of deposited film structure.

To prevent errors in wall thickness and lumen diameter measurements due to reconstruction errors, only source images were used for measurements.

The error in height dependent thickness parameter, daytime underestimation of equatorial drift and contributions of electrons from altitudes above 2000 km have been suggested as the possible causes.

The wear rate in solution has higher error bar than in air due to the higher error in the layer thickness determination.