Sentence examples for narrow thickness from inspiring English sources

Single layer oxides outside a narrow thickness range (~ 100 150 nm) are susceptible to dissolution in chloride containing environments.

For the as-sputtered samples the sheet resistance decreases rapidly in the narrow thickness from 10to1515 nm when an electrical continuous gold coverage is formed.

The Mulussa F formation consists of clastic sediments with a narrow thickness range of 280 320 m (Fig. 2), as indicated by the well data from the study area.

The reservoir is assumed to have relatively narrow thickness as compared to its lateral dimensions; the z plane of complex coordinates is oriented parallel to the direction of the reservoir's lateral extent.

The equilibrium formation of perpendicular cylindrical domains in registration with the pre-patterned surface is confined within a narrow thickness range once all other parameters are fixed as found in a four-fold feature density multiplication.

Our finding that the nano-rose morphology occurs in a narrow film thickness window commensurate with the crystalline lamellar thickness suggests that this distinctive morphology results from redirection of growing PCL crystalline lamellae due to confinement effects during film casting.

This material displayed a narrow lamella thickness distribution, with lamellae averaging 25 26 Å in thickness.

Silica speeds up the primary stage, resulting in a more narrow lamellar thickness distribution.

As a consequence of the narrow lamellar thickness distribution, ADMET polymers have a narrower melt temperature range compared to other polyethylenes.

The data show that a narrow ballast thickness (H = 0.35 m) gives a less rigid response, with the exception of the last peak.

Regularity in primary structure predictably translates to uniformity in the form of narrow lamellar thickness distributions in polyethylene containing precisely spaced alkyl branches [42].