Sentence examples for reduced in thickness from inspiring English sources

You may have noticed that the latest iPad Air was reduced in thickness in part due to its use of thinner glass and IGZO display panels.

Since the 1970s, the permafrost has retreated and reduced in thickness, and climate change projections suggest it will decrease further.

The exposed Toarcian and Aalenian deposits are also reduced in thickness compared to areas outside the basin.

The most promising materials were then reduced in thickness with a controlled low-cost room-temperature cyclic wet chemical etching process to reach the desired thickness.

In workstation 2 (forming), the dough fed into the lamination machine is laminated, folded, reduced in thickness by a multiroller and refolded a few times by a retracting unit to form a multilayered sheet.

Transducing diaphragms have reduced in length from over 1 cm to less than 100 μm, and have reduced in thickness from hundreds of microns to about 1 μm or less.

Thermal anomalies in profiles 1 6 may be due to the nature of the coal measures, where they are thickest in the north and reduce in thickness as it progresses south.

As can be seen in Table 5, Figure 4 and 5, the process differs between media and adventitia, with the media reducing in thickness both in absolute terms, whereas the adventitia continues to increase in thickness, both in absolute and in proportional terms.

In Anhinga, Phalacrocorax, and Sulidae, the orbital process is conspicuously reduced in dorsoventral thickness, and more triangular in medial or lateral aspect, tapering to a point distally.

However, the orbital process of the quadrate is clearly reduced in dorsoventral thickness in sulids, as originally noted by Cracraft [3], and typically tapers to a finer point than in some cormorants.

For the 75 nm initial single layer thickness composite, both phases are reduced uniformly in thickness and the initial orientations prevail.