Sentence examples for reduction in thickness from inspiring English sources

He also highlighted the reduction in thickness of the ice, which is another key indicator of climate change.

The latest preliminary figures for 2007-08 show the average reduction in thickness across all the 96 glaciers was nearly half a metre, and since 1980 they have collectively lost an average of 13m thickness.

In order to produce sheet from plate, the steel is cold-rolled, and, as there is a limit to the reduction in thickness that can be achieved by one pass through a rolling stand, a series of stands are arranged in tandem.

The result is a huge reduction in thickness of sheets without the use of saws.

But one thing was clear even before the phone launched: Motorola messed up forgoing a removable battery for a meaningless reduction in thickness.

The reduction in weight comes with a 20percentt reduction in thickness and a trimming down of the bezels along the edge of the screen.

This leads to loss of materials, reduction in thickness, and at times ultimate failure.

Unexpectedly, control activities were associated with reductions in thickness in the right pars triangularis.

Washing at higher temperature (140 °C for DMF and 90 °C for DI water) led to greater reductions in thickness due to easier dissolution of PVP at higher temperature.

Middle sections exhibited reductions in thickness equally distributed among the crest, sulci and flat face of gyri.

The thickness difference ranged between −0.007 and −0.07 mm, suggesting a slight reduction in corneal thickness during and after the applanation.