Sentence examples for real thickness from inspiring English sources

Assigning a real thickness to parts of these layers, which is controlled by sensitivity information, creates local reinforcement doublers.

The obtained thickness is not wavelength-independent and also not as close to the real thickness as the coating-independent model.

For example, width of the GeSi QDs layer on the small angle cross section shown in Fig. 13 reaches 1.4 μm, while real thickness of this layer in the studied heterostructure is 24 nm.

where x = z/z0, z 0 = k ω 0 2 / 2 is the Rayleigh diffraction length, z is the sample position from the focal point, I 0 is the excitation intensity at the focal point, L eff = 1 - e - α 0 L α 0 indicates the effective thickness of the sample, α0 is the linear absorption coefficient, and L is the real thickness.

For instance, imaging cell membranes bordering a cell wall with a real thickness of 100 nm at a slant of 30° generates a FWHM value of around 730 nm (see Text S1 for calculation).

The real thicknesses are larger than the nominal ones by about 15%.

These results however cannot account for the real barrier thickness and stoichiometry when deposited in damascene features.

Replacing the real interface thickness with a numerically acceptable one, while keeping the surface tension constant, can be justified based on the analysis of the equilibrium planar interface, but demands a change in the local part of the free energy.

To solve the problem, two measurement systems, one for drying that tracks real time thickness, weight, surface temperature, in-plane and out-of-plane birefringence of solution casting film, and another for uniaxial stretching that tracks real time true stress, true strain and birefringence of stretched film are used.

A third limitation is that we do not have a real baseline thickness recording for our patients.

This data was studied to evaluate the quality of the measurements, as the real GCIPL thickness should not be higher in the postoperative period.