Sentence examples for peak thickness from inspiring English sources

reached a peak thickness much later, at 13, followed by a more dynamic pruning process.

Tuesday's release shows a complete seasonal cycle, from October 2010, when the Arctic Ocean was beginning to freeze up following the summer melt, right through to March 2011, when the sea ice was approaching peak thickness.

George Leshkevich, a researcher with the North American Ocean Administration's Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, noted that last winter was particularly severe for the Great Lakes, resulting in unique conditions where ice reached peak thickness two separate times in the season.

In childhood, cortical thickness increases until it reaches its peak thickness around puberty (Giedd et al., 1999).

Recently, peak thickness in subjects aged 40 to 49 years was reported in mandibular cortical bone, 27 but data was not identified in the third molar.

At 30 weeks gestation, the subplate reaches its peak thickness, many times thicker than the cortex, and by term has almost completely regressed [ 44].

Women with endometriosis develop significantly lower peak endometrial thickness when compared to women without endometriosis (Bromer et al, 2009).

The results of these studies are also presented in Table  3, where the following parameters are shown: temperature of melting (maximum of peak), lamellae thickness, heat of melting, and crystallinity.

The researchers found that average children (I.Q. scores 83 to 108) reached a peak of cortical thickness at age 7 or 8. Highly intelligent children (121 to 149 in I.Q).

The remaining feasible solutions are ranked based on smallest optimum thickness, peak deceleration or absorber mass.

The shift of the plasmon peak for lower thickness of Au was observed.