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Results indicate that freshwater lenses, where existing, are limited in thickness (about 1 2 m).

The town's walls extend for about 3 miles (4.5 km), range in thickness from about 7 to 50 feet (2 to 15 metres), and reach a maximum height of about 65 feet (20 metres).

Since the stones on the flagstone wall are uneven, the ground layer varies in thickness from about 5 to 1 cm.   3.

The amplitude of the resistance change steps of the device with PMMA passive layer (2 μm in thickness) is about one order larger for than that of the device with PDMS passive layer (about 60 μm in thickness).

This varied in thickness from about 300 nm for alumina polished with 1 μm diamond grit to greater than 6 μm for a nanocomposite surface wheel-ground with 150 μm diamond grit.

Located in the Fort Worth Basin in north-central Texas, the Barnett shale (the birth place of the "shale revolution") is a Mississippian-age marine shelf deposit, ranging in thickness from about 60 m (200 feet) in the southwest region to 305 m (1000 feet) to the northeast.

Thin superficial lesions, on the order of hundreds of microns in thickness, receive about the same amount of light throughout their volume due to incident as well as backscattered light reflected from the underlying tissues.

Choose the right stone: one that's nice and flat, even in thickness, and about the size of your palm.

It is produced in varying sizes, the usual approximate dimensions being 2 10 cm (about 3/4 4 inches) in thickness, 8 cm (about 3 inches) and greater in width, and 2 6 metres (about 6 20 feet) in length.

On the other hand, thin (about 250 μm in thickness) and thick (1 2 mm in thickness) tissue slides have been cultured successfully in nonarray-format microfluidic devices with perfusion for hours to a couple of days depending on tissue types.

The PPO layer in a thickness of about 4.5 nm was observed covering on the side wall of CNT with a high-resolution TEM.