Sentence examples for model the thickness from inspiring English sources

Based on the maximum allowable radiation loss model, the thickness of insulation material is optimized.

Based on the mechanical model, the thickness of the transferred layer during the multi sliding passes was predicted.

In New Zealand, the spatial distribution of loess has a significant influence on soil properties, and recent regional-scale quantitative models have attempted to model the thickness and pattern of this important soil parent material.

Using the model, the thickness effects of the ferroelectric and insulator layers on the capacitance voltage (C V) characteristic and the memory window were investigated for Pt/SBT/ZrO2/Si and Pt/BLT/MgO/Si structures.

Considering the throat distribution and capillary model, the thickness of fluid boundary layer under different pressure gradient was calculated, the mechanism and influencing factors of nonlinear percolation were discussed.

In our model, the thickness of the micro-layer is a variable defined at each discretized fluid cell adjacent to the heat-transfer surface; the layer decreases due to vaporization, and can finally disappear.

In contrast to the generally assumed linear growth models, the thickness of the polymer film increases overproportional with increasing overall electrolysis charge.

As shown in the previous section, modeling the thickness of a layer of coating using the obtained coefficients shows that both the KM and LB models succeed in finding realistic and similar coating thicknesses, but only at certain wavelengths.

In time, television became a much more sophisticated medium, its sets fashioned into pieces of furniture which in turn became entertainment centers which never evolved into plasma models the thickness of a coin and the size of a living room window.

In mouse models, the thickness of this two layered structure is estimated at 150 µm, with the inner layer measuring 50 µm and the outer layer 100 µm.

These findings from the interviews with medical students and discussions with multiple physicians on faculty, suggest the pathways to primary care practice differs greatly in Japan and the U.S. In these models, the thickness of the arrows approximates the percentage of individuals who choose to pursue that pathway, e.g., a thick arrow reflects a higher percentage of graduates.