Linear opacities are fine thickness and generally coexist with a few small nodular or cystic changes.
Linear through-the-thickness electric potential distribution is assumed only for each piezoelectric sublayer and the actual nonlinear distribution can be reached by using a fine thickness discretization.
In addition, due to the very fine thickness of slices (2 μm), a nuclear staining is also obtained, making the method also useful for the detection of classical androgen receptors, in addition of membrane receptors.
Heating time, relative position of measuring points, the ratio of fine coal thickness, artificial density, voidage and activation energy were selected as input variables and oxygen concentration and temperature of coal column as output variables.
Single channel sinuosity is negatively correlated with the slope, as internal grains became finer and thickness became thinner from bottom to top, axis to edge.
Neglecting capillary effects, the numerical models showed similar layer migration and geometry to the analytical model, but it was necessary to minimise the effects of numerical dispersion by adopting very fine cell thicknesses.
Individual hair characteristics were scored at the screening: thickness (fine, medium or thick), colour (black, brown, red or fair), type (straight, wavy or curly) and length (short: above the top of the ear, medium: from ear to shoulder or long: below the shoulder).
Oil allows smooth, translucent surfaces and can be applied in a range of thicknesses, from fine lines to thick broad strokes.
In this study, both tazarotene 0.1% and tretinoin 0.05% cream showed a similar degree of improvement in epidermal thickness, fine wrinkling, lentigines, elastosis, and mottled hyperpigmentation.
With fine-tuned SCL thickness and lattice constant, the optical performance of the five-stack QDs was enhanced.
A follow-up analysis of our subjects using fine-grained cortical thickness measures is being planned.
