Page thicknesses varied from 0.28mm to as fine as 0.03mm, a measure that makes the term "paper-thin" meaningless.
Import file (pdf,word, ppt, openoffice) to page flipping book software and design the background with built-in themes; In Flash Display Settings, you can set the pages thickness as you like, including None, Thinner, Thin, Thick, Thicker option.
The stories, printed on oversized pages of blotting paper thickness, were not the kind of thing you could pop in a letter-box.
Samples (20 µl) were analysed on 16% tris-glycine 1.5 mm pre-cast SDS PAGE gels (1.5m thickness, Invitrogen) at 200V for 70 minutes.
The Central Valley is a large, asymmetric structural trough filled with marine and continental sediments up to 10,000 m thickness (Page 1986).
These footnotes, in the early going, seem fun, like added value, but as they persist, growing on the page from about the thickness of a Three Musketeers bar to that of a Carnegie Deli sandwich, they become draggy, oppressive.
I can't tweet the cover of the @NYTmag relaunch issue yet, but here's the thickness: 218 pages on new, better stock.
The strips were equilibrated in denaturing buffer (1% SDS and 1% β-mercaptoethanol) for 30 min at room temperature and placed into a 2D SDS-PAGE of the same thickness.
Going from the ν values of radio waves to those of visible light is like comparing the thickness of this page with the distance of the Earth from the Sun, which represents an increase by a factor of a million billion.
When α = 1 cm-1, only a layer one centimetre thick is needed to decrease the intensity to one-third its original value, and, for α = 103 cm, a layer of water having a thickness of this page is sufficient to attenuate electromagnetic radiation by that much.
