Sentence examples for layer of small from inspiring English sources
MET5 has a layer of small metal filaments fused with fleece that conducts electricity to create heat.
He lined the stream bed with concrete, adding a layer of small stones, their shape and texture varying as part of his strategy to create different sounds.
There he showed that traffic could be supported by a relatively thin layer of small, single-sized, angular pieces of broken stone placed and compacted on a well-drained natural formation and covered by an impermeable surface of smaller stones.
If the lake surface is exposed to wind, the initial ice crystals at the surface will be mixed by the agitating effects of wind on the water near the surface, and a layer of small crystals will be created.
Other types of nymphs disguise their bodies with a layer of small particles collected on a coat of sticky body hairs or exhibit contrasting colours that break up the body outline.
The hopper was effectively two-dimensional, consisting of sloping sides within two parallel walls that held a single layer of small stainless steel disks rather than actual grains, an arrangement that allowed the physicists to photograph thousands of jams and compare them with those predicted by the theory.
This second layer was topped with a one-inch layer of smaller gravel or broken stone.
A double layer of smaller bike-rack fencing already cordons off the entrance at the rear, but the wrought-iron fence would provide something more lasting.
Beneath the thin grass topsoil, it is possible to make out the layers from the bottom: heaped clay and chalk to form a mound, then large flints and rocks, and the top layer of smaller stones and gravel.
The calculations were carried out both for determination of the optimum scintillator shape and for design optimization of light guides, on the surface of which the layer of small-crystalline grains is formed.
The particular network architecture used employs three hidden layers, including an internal bottleneck layer of smaller dimension than either the input or the output (Figure1).
