Sentence examples for rate of thickness from inspiring English sources

The bifurcation is explained by azimuth-dependent differences in rate of thickness decrease around the vent.

Aside from an area of particularly rapid growth on presumptive planum temporale (reddish regions of Fig.  7a, b), the rates of thickness growth associated with these regions were similar to each other.

These results reflect those from a number of theoretical and numerical studies (Sparks et al. 1992; Bursik et al. 1992; Bonadonna et al. 1998), which show the importance of sedimentation processes, particularly the role of Reynolds number on particle terminal velocity (Bonadonna et al. 1998), resulting in varying rates of thickness decay with distance from source.

Beside that, for the case of static filtration in radial flow, we find a critical mud cake thickness above which the rate change of thickness is increasing.

The relationship between film thickness and polymerization time was analyzed indicating that saturation of polymerization reduced the increase rate of film thickness with polymerization time.

The sensitivity and false-positive rate of nuchal thickness threshold values for detecting CHD were used to calculate the area under the receiver operating characteristics curve.

It is seen that contraction rate of specimen thickness is bigger than that of the width of specimen during plastic deformation.

The rate of film thickness growth was found to be proportional to the O2− anionic current through the barrier layer near the metal|oxide interface.

The survey shows that the rebar number is 367 (which is less than the standard 492), the average qualified rate of lining thickness is 79.87% of the design parameters, and there are 81 damages spanning the entire tunnel.

The industrial application gives remarkable results that the rate of transverse thickness profile deviation less than 10 μm is 97.25% in 1700 mm 4-high tandem cold rolling mills.

The calculations show that if the boiler under analysis is fired with coal of low susceptibility to the creation of corrosion scale and the material of the tubes is adequately chosen, then the rate of tube thickness loss in the final stages of superheaters is sufficiently small to expect undisturbed operation of these surfaces for at least a dozen years.