Sentence examples for minor thickness from inspiring English sources

The manganese system reveals only minor thickness variations during a single low rate, charge-discharge cycle.

The Purbeck formation is preserved in a small area between the city of Munich and the Landshut-Neuöttinger High with minor thicknesses between 10 and 40 m.

The aim of this trial was to determine if sensory deficits persist in mature scars after minor partial thickness burn.

Sample kernels were compressed along the orthogonal axes corresponding to major axes (length), intermediate axes (width) and minor axes (thickness) of Shea kernel.

The highest and lowest forces for Shea kernel to rupture were those through the minor axis (thickness) and major axis (length) respectively.

At all levels along the stem, moisture contents less than 40% w.b. did not significantly influence major and minor diameters, thickness, cross-sectional area, second moment and polar moment of area.

Such a very minor difference in thickness is probably explained by the local undulation of the topography, local bottom erosion by the tsunami, and measurement error.

After resection, tumours were measured directly using calipers and the volumes were calculated based on measurements of the major and minor axes and thickness.

This indicates a relatively minor role of material thickness in GO-based humidity sensors.

The AgNW electrodes with photopolymer before and after ZnO film growth are measured; the results are quite close (Figure 5), but a barely imperceptible disparity exists, which is presumably due to minor differences in substrate thickness in the process of spin-coating and to instrument measurement errors.

Considering the implementation of the detection of 1 SQ, diversion of 1 SQ becomes essentially undetectable given the systematic uncertainty, in addition to considerations such as propagating uncertainties due to pipe offset/position, as well as minor variations in pipe thickness.