Sentence examples for medium or thin from inspiring English sources

By 9 a.m., the countless stands around the city have opened for business, processing the fruit into thick, medium or thin varieties depending on how much water is added.

A capillary system enhances the solar energy transfer to the internal fluid flow because, on one hand, it supports the wetting of the inner surface of absorbers under a stratified environment – due to capillary pumping – and, on the other hand, it promotes vaporization – nucleate boiling in the case of a porous medium or thin film evaporation in the case of a micro-channeled pipe.

A pea-sized amount should be plenty if you have short, medium or thin hair.

For instance, where Holt declares that calling cards must be printed on "pure white bristol board of medium weight, with the surface polished, not glazed," Post maintains, "All visiting cards are engraved on white unglazed bristol board, which may be of medium thickness or thin".

Though the dishes will work well with medium or even thin spears, to get the full effect (and to understand my insatiable hunger for them), you really need to try these with the jumbo asparagus from the farmers market purveyor Zuckerman's.

The present study de-coupled similarity from perceptual difficulty, by measuring dwell times on thin, medium and thick line-width distractors when the target had thin, medium or thick line-width.

The experiment consisted of the 3×2 within-subjects conditions "target type" (thin, medium, or thick) and "target presence" (present vs. absent).

Unlike previous studies, target similarity was varied independently of perceptual difficulty, by including 3 blocked conditions which included targets of varying line-width: thin, medium or thick.

There were no differences in the lymphatic densities between thin, medium or thick melanomas either inside or on the outside of the tumour (see Table 2>), and in this sample the prognostic value of thickness was negligible (metastatic 3.36±0.

This result pattern may reflect that observers believed that they were more likely to miss the thin target than the medium or thick target and tried to compensate for the differences by adapting their response criterion (or "guesses").

"You can enhance these subtle differences by adding mediums to thicken or thin the paint even more". Bramblitt began losing his sight as a teenager, a process that lasted several years culminating in his mid-to-late-20s.