Sentence examples for rate of thinning from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Kapteyn determined that the rate of thinning was more rapid in certain directions than in others.

It was shown that the rate of thinning of unstable nanowires diverges as the moment of breakdown is approached.

This model allows for a variable rate of thinning, which can be estimated by fitting multiple exponential fits (segments) to the data.

As a result neither the thickness of the oxide layer nor its rate of thinning can be readily determined from impedance measurements.

To evaluate the rate of thinning in ganglion cell inner plexiform layer (GCIPL) thickness by optical coherence tomography (OCT) in glaucomatous eyes and to use a trend-based approach to determine its diagnostic ability for detecting glaucoma progression.

By fitting multiple exponential segments to the data, the exponential law is capable of modelling deposits which have a variable rate of thinning with distance away from the vent a feature which is common to many well constrained deposits (e.g. Pyle, 1989;1990; Fierstein and Nathanson, 1992; Bonadonna and Houghton 2005; Watt et al. 2009).

The effect of water on the growth rate of thin films of poly(hydroxybutyrate) and its copolymers with hydroxyvalerate has been studied.

The concept of unipolar superimposition is to insert unipolar MF pulses during the off-time of the unipolar HiPIMS pulsing to enhance the deposition rate of thin films.

The deposition rate of thin films was high: 74 nm/min at 50 W and 425 nm/min at 400 W input power.

Platelet pretreatment with c7E3 Fab (10 μg/ml) had no effect on the lysis rate of thin (∼40 μm), and slightly delayed the lysis rate of thick (<250 μm), platelet fibrin substrates containing evenly dispersed platelets (109/ml).

We describe a chemometric array sensor, the Mars atmospheric oxidant sensor (MAOS, pronounced "mouse") that is designed to measure the oxidation rate of thin films on the martian surface.