Sentence examples for of relatively thin from inspiring English sources

The use of low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) materials and technology combines many advantageous features for pressure sensors: the relative ease of producing three-dimensional structures, the availability of relatively thin sheets, and the relatively low Young's moduli together with a still reasonable mechanical strength.

"The reason ordinary vinyl usually comes with a wood-grained surface is for structural stability," he said, explaining that the embossing of relatively thin vinyl is necessary to keep it shaped properly and to keep it from sagging and bowing.

PPP clots prepared by adding CaCl2 were composed mainly of relatively thin fibers.

The intrinsic thickness of relatively thin films is an essential measure for estimating the density of the material.

This leads to the vertical stacking of relatively thin deltaic deposits with an overall aggradatational/retrogradational attitude.

The immediate roof and floor seldom consists of strong, massive rock, but typically consists of relatively thin beds of moderate strength or even weak material.

The study experiments with squeezed fat simply suggest a hypothesis that squeezing centrifugation could select healthier cells through pressure disruption of relatively thinner membranes of larger, more vulnerable and more mature fat cells.

Many experts have criticized the add-on printers, which use thin rolls of relatively fragile paper, as too prone to paper jams and smearing to ensure that every vote is counted.

Plate tectonics the shifting of large, relatively thin segments of the Earth's crust and stream erosion have done the most to create Arizona's spectacular topography.

The crisis of rising rates of antibacterial resistance in the face of a relatively thin global pipeline threatens our ability to continue to deliver adequate health care.

The frozen nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and methane observed on its surface are expected to be in the form of a relatively thin layer, similar to the layer of water on Earth's surface.