Sentence examples for estimated thickness from inspiring English sources

In this case, for thin FLG (less than five layers), the estimated error is one layer, while, for thicker samples, the estimated thickness may have a factor two error.

The estimated thickness of a shell with a 5 mm radius is 0.05 0.15 mm.

The estimated thickness of the formed metal-silicide layer is approximately 125 nm.

The estimated thickness of the compositionally stratified layer (∼300 km) cannot be interpreted via a straightforward process.

Thus, the estimated thickness of the domains, i.e., <5 to 6 nm, is considered to be reasonable.

Therefore, it appears that the estimated thickness of the elastic layer (19 23.5 km) corresponds to the seismogenic layer.

We notice that when the target exists, the estimated thicknesses of those samples which are with large permittivities and thickness deviate from their true values a little.

The estimated thicknesses of the Si-QDSL layers T, the thicknesses of the surface damaged layers Ts, and the MSE of each fitting are summarized in Table 2.

All these observations (both measured and estimated thicknesses) could be substantially correct but made at different times after the eruption and, perhaps, in different parts of Kodiak town.

Researchers arrived at that figure by comparing the estimated thicknesses and extents of ice seen in a 1970 aerial survey with those measured by an airborne laser altimeter in 2007 and 2008.

In these figures as well as the following illustrations, the solid lines represent the true permittivities while the circle markers represent the estimated permittivities; meanwhile, the dashed lines represent the true thicknesses while the star markers represent the estimated thicknesses.