Sentence examples for from thick to thin from inspiring English sources

Asparagus spears range from thick to thin.

The bodies of the wares varied from thick to thin and were usually black, but sometimes gray or yellow.

Over this coloured ground is a series of marks (ranging from light blue to dirty brown, from thick to thin) that seem at once deliberate and nonsensical.

Nearby a small monitor flashes and scrolls horizontal bands of intense color, from thick to thin to static, recalling Joan Jonas's early experiments with vertical roll and Paul Sharits's intensely chromatic flicker films.

Two multilayered plates using PVDF piezoelectric material are chosen as test cases under three sets of electrical boundary conditions and considering three plate aspect ratios (from thick to thin plate), in a total of 18 test cases.

There is a marked contrast between the thick and thin strokes of the letter, the thins in particular being almost exaggeratedly thin, and the change from thick to thin is sudden and pronounced; serifs tend to be thinner and somewhat longer, and the stresses are less pronounced and are vertical rather than tilted.

Thickness of carbon support film and vitreous ice varied from thickest to thinnest in the order of Quantifoil grid, lacey carbon grid and C-flat grid.

The final outcome (from thickest to thinnest) is: CGCFAD.

Spiral waves drifted from thicker to thinner regions and along ridge-like structures.

In the anatomically realistic model, the drift of SWs from thicker to thinner regions of the atrial wall was observed as shown by tip traces numbers 3 and 5 (both chiralities) in Figure 3.

Table 13 confirms that the present approach leads again to good results, with low deviations, in a wide range of aspect ratios, from moderately thick to thin double-curvature laminated shells, with diverse stacking sequences, under different boundary conditions.