Sentence examples for relatively thick and from inspiring English sources

For both temperatures of 80°C and 90°C, the intensity of the ZnO (002) peak increases drastically with the current density, suggesting that the thicknesses of grown structures are relatively thick and the thicknesses increase with the current density.

It is a chunky connector with a relatively thick and stiff cable and it feels as if it could break when jutting into your leg while in a pocket.

The elastic core is relatively thick and thus it is modelled by Timoshenko thick-beam theory.

Typical composite sandwich panels comprise a relatively thin, stiff, and strong skin plate with a relatively thick and light core.

The cylinders from subjects with high pyrrole or low HP in their bone collagen had a relatively thick and simple structure.

All of these differences result in a relatively thick and tanned rigid dorsal cuticle and a much thinner and less pigmented membrane-like ventral cuticle.

Our results show that BV/TV and DA are independent of BM and that Tb.N, Tb.Th and Tb.Sp scale with negative allometry relative to BM. Rodents appear to have relatively thicker and fewer trabeculae than humans, and we propose it that is due to a minimum thickness threshold "imposed" on mechanically functional trabeculae.

In contrast, aeolian sand in the desert forms relatively thick layers and exhibits higher quartz content, high maturity and roundness and is well sorted.

An unidentified species of virus was reported to have infected specimens found in the Netherlands and in Italy; fruit bodies affected by the virus had relatively thick stems and small or no caps, leading to the name "little-cap disease".

This unit consists of relatively thick shale and very thick sand unit.

Most work on TCOs is on relatively thick layers and the few reported cases of thin TCO showed a marked decrease in conductivity.