Sentence examples for rely on thickness from inspiring English sources
Tephra volume estimates derived from isopach maps rely on thickness trends being controlled by eruptive and atmospheric rather than depositional processes.
Technically, when we rely on the thickness of the RNFL at the optic disc to predict VF sensitivities, a 1-dimensional set of data is used to predict a 2-dimensional one.
The number, position, and intensity of these oscillations rely on the NAA thickness (i.e., the pore length (L p )) and its porosity (i.e., the pore diameter (d p )).
In volcanology, pre-historic eruption magnitude estimates rely on measured tephra thickness data, often presented as an isopach contour map (Thorarinsson and Sigvaldon 1972; Pyle 19891995; Fierstein and Nathenson 1992; Bonadonna and Houghton 2005; Sulpizio 2005; Bonadonna and Costa 2012).
Common methods of gas-jet characterization rely on measuring the effective thickness using nuclear elastic scattering and energy loss techniques; however, these tests are time intensive and limit the range of design modifications which can be explored to improve the properties of the jet as a nuclear reaction target.
Segmentation and quantification of ophthalmologic pathologies using OCT traditionally rely on the extraction of thickness and size measures from the OCT images, but layers are often not observed in nonopthalmic OCT imaging.
Our shortening estimate relies on accurate thicknesses of lithostratigraphic units, in most cases thinner than applied before.
Among these, the variable interlimb angle model of Mitra (1990) is able to explain open and close natural folds but its application is limited because the fold geometry and bed thickness evolution rely on imposed parameters that cannot be measured directly.
Whereas cortical thickness alterations probably rely on altered trajectories of cortical maturation or neurodegenerative processes, cortical folding (gyrification) abnormalities are thought to reflect early alterations to brain development.
The successful repair of articular cartilage must rely on the restoration of the full thickness of the layer with full structural integration laterally with the existing material on the joint surface.
