To determine the differences in the visual results, pain response, biomechanical effect, quality of vision, and higher-order aberrations, among other parameters, in eyes undergoing either photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) or thin-flap LASIK/sub-Bowman keratomileusis (SBK; intended flap thickness of ±100 μm and 8.5-mm diameter) at 1, 3, and 6 months after surgery.
The approach is based on a field programmable gate array (FPGA) system intended mainly for steel thickness measurements.
To compare the intended versus the resultant thickness of laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) flaps created with a new femtosecond laser and to report the 3-month postoperative refractive outcomes.
Ellipsometry monitoring of film thickness is intended to follow total towards pseudo-partial wetting transition, allowing to reconstruct the effective interface potential of the system, acting like the electrostatic counterpart to the mechanical Surface Force Apparatus.
The waterline armor belt was intended have a maximum thickness of 330 mm and, like the Kii class, it was angled 15° outwards at the top to increase its ability to resist penetration at short range.
This fracture was partly filled with what was intended to be a uniform thickness of iron.
Thickness measurement and evaluation of corrosion are discussed in the same section as basically the work on the same principle and the many of the works done in thickness measurement are intended for inspection of corrosion.
The Er3+ photoluminescence at 1.5 μm, normalized to the film thickness, was found five times larger for films 1 μm-thick than that from 50-nm-thick films intended for electrically driven devices.
The microstructure of the APS topcoats is one variable in this study intended to maximize the coating thicknesses that can be applied without spallation and to minimize the thermal conduction through the YSZ layer.
It is intended to monitor changes in the thickness of the marine ice, floating in the polar oceans, and to measure variations in the thickness of the vast ice sheets that overlie Greenland and Antarctica.
