Sentence examples for much thicker layer from inspiring English sources

A C.T. scan of a jaw of Homo rudolfensis, a hominid that lived about two million years ago, shows its teeth, designed for grinding tough plants, had a much thicker layer of enamel than ours.

The amount of anti-continent required to generate the IBM middle crust resulted in a much thicker layer than that observed for the low-V uppermost mantle layer.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy indicated the presence of degradation products on the electrode surface with a much thicker layer on the positive electrode.

The Benjamin equation physically characterizes the vertical displacement (bounded above and below by rigid horizontal planes) of the interface between a thin layer of fluid atop and a much thicker layer of higher density fluid (cf. [1]).

After soft baking, exposure with the first chrome mask which defined the channel widths (7 15 µm), and the post exposure bake, a second, much thicker, layer (150 µm) of SU-8 2075 photoresist (MicroChem, Newton, MA) was spin-coated on the first layer.

Because of this mechanical stress, the mesoglea develops into a much thicker layer than elsewhere in the colony.

Concurrently, some larval epithelial cells escape cell death and instead undergo dedifferentiation to become the adult progenitor/stem cells, which eventually form an adult epithelium comprised of multiple folds surrounded by much thicker layers of connective tissue and muscles, resembling the adult mammalian intestine.

Plasma electrolytic oxidation in strongly alkaline solution yields a two-layer oxide structure with a thin compact inner layer and a much thicker outer layer with micropores and microchannels.

The relative resistance in the barrier layer and in the much thicker porous layer is important in determining the uniformity of plating into the pores, although the effect is operative only in the very early stages of plating.

We note that Ref [ 25] used a top layer thickness of 4 mm and a wavelength of 650 nm; the much thicker top layer might contribute to the insensitivity of the reflectance to changes in µs2' and large errors in extracted µa2.

The higher tensile strength of the SMAT nitrided sample may originate from the contribution of a much thicker compound layer and a unique transition zone.