Sentence examples for range thickness from inspiring English sources

While the criteria for extended slab geometry in tomographic reconstructions suggests in this case an isotropic 3D resolution of only around 4 5 nm, given the tilt angle range, thickness and number of projections [53], the resolution of a single section in projection is less constrained by these parameters and thus may reveal detail not readily available in the 3D rendering.

The perfusion characteristics of the contrast agent, intensity of enhancement, enhancement start time, peak time, contrast agent washout time, and lesion border, as well as endometrial thickness, lesion range, thickness of normal uterine myometrium, and thickness of myometrial invasion, were determined.

This gradient was approximated based on the HAADF intensity such that the long-range thickness variation measured by the phase fits best to the expected, relative long-range thickness variation measured by the HAADF-STEM intensity.

A study was instituted, from October 2005 to July 2006, to record the vegetation composition and productivity of phumdis in areas of ranging thickness, water depth and soil pH, accumulating data in both summer and winter.

Pseudotachylyte-bearing fault zones can range in thickness from less than 1 m to tens of meters.

While Parylene coatings can range in thickness from hundreds of angstroms to several mils, a typical thickness is in the microns range.

Most metal gutters range in thickness from 0.019 inch to 0.032 inch.

Plasma televisions range in thickness from a svelte 3 1/2 inches to about 7 inches, while ordinary tube televisions of comparable size tend to measure at least 27 inches deep.

onto the ice covers that range in thickness from 3 to 20 meters.

No range for thickness and velocity is assumed for the intermediate layers in between.

The range in thickness appeared to result mainly from the surface microrelief of the site before tephra deposition.