Sentence examples for extent thickness from inspiring English sources
The particular techniques chosen to mine them depend on a number of physical conditions: the extent, thickness, and character of the deposit and bedrock; the orientation of the deposit; the thickness of the overburden; the source and quantity of water available; and the value per unit volume of material.
We thus identified three candidate HEMUs: presence/absence (inundation extent), thickness, dynamic pressure, and temperature.
GIS modeling allows quantification of the Equilibrium Line Altitude, extent, thickness and volume of ice in each glacial stage.
The aforementioned works revealed that the IOT deposits varied considerably regarding extent, thickness, grain size (mud to boulders), internal structures, composition and preservation potential.
However, the composition, graphitization extent, thickness, surface functionality, and uniformity of the carbon coating layer are hard to be controlled in practice, which, on the other hand, affect significantly the electrochemical performance of LIBs in practice [29, 30, 31].
Lava flow modelling outputs are usually extent, thickness, or probability of a cell being covered, and models regarding physical properties tend to focus on rheology (e.g., Felpeto et al., 2001; Vicari et al., 2007; Castruccio et al., 2014).
Here's what he had to say: Given present trends in extent and thickness, the ice in September will be gone in a very short while, perhaps by 2015.
Because the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer have diminished in recent years, the Northeast Passage — for centuries an obsession of explorers — could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.
There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.
It is also possible that a global warming could result in a reduction in the areal extent and thickness of sea ice in the Arctic and circum-Antarctic regions.
There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage — for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results — could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.
