Sentence examples for from the thickness from inspiring English sources

These dishes benefit from the thickness of the milk, and the sourness adds depth of flavour.

Current temperatures are also well above global temperatures dating back 1,000 years that have been inferred from the thickness of tree rings and other indirect measures.

The impact produced a 22-inch-long gap, ranging in width from the thickness of a dime to a quarter inch, a spokesman for the Columbia Accident Investigation Board said this evening.

The contadino, with mixed greens, shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano and prosciutto di Parma, suffered only from the thickness of the ham slices.

The number of graphene layers are derived from the intensity ratio of 2D and G peaks in Raman spectroscopy for single- and few-layer graphene and from the thickness measured by an atomic force microscope for multi-layer graphene.

The effect from the thickness of the silicon and aluminum layer on the bow was investigated by the non-dimensional deformation ratio.

Both of them are 2-D functions and they are from the thickness-wise integration of ε z in a 2-D problem.

In one study of Dinwoody and Gannett Glaciers, during the period from 1958-1983, thicknessness of these glaciers was reduced 77 and, respectively.

The plot of Fig. 2b illustrates clearly the variation in layer thickness from the deposited thickness of ~6 nm during the nanohole formation and refill process.

By mapping the atoms in the chip back to the initial state, the uncut thickness can be obtained through the undeformed chip thickness subtracted from the removal thickness.

In the area ~3 km from the summit, the thickness of the deposit decreases to <1 cm.