Sentence examples for remaining thicknesses from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the intercept for the minimum thickness, B min, and the intercept for the remaining thicknesses D = (d 1, d 2, d 3) was found to be linear and dependent on the difference between the minimum and remaining thickness.

The diaphragm chambers were then wet etched in KOH solution until the remaining thickness of silicon was about 50 μm.

As a result, the sediment thickness and terrain elevation of each stage differ greatly from the current remaining thickness and elevation (Fu et al. 2008).

Therefore, the remaining thickness of approximately 4.2 nm (=7 to 2.8 nm) is coming from the trail effect of the SIMS depth profile.

As a consequence of those two competing trends, there exists a turning point exposure dose (approximately 1,200 μC/cm2) that gave a maximum remaining thickness.

The threshold for fatigue failure of clad material is governed by the remaining thickness of the cladding below the riblet structure.

By removing the peak damage region and the He bubble region with FIB, it was possible to attain propagation of slip bands through the entire remaining thickness of the sample.

The introduction of partially stabilized zirconium dioxide to the dental field created a path for development of new designs and applications, but still, a minimum framework thickness of 0.5 mm with the remaining thickness of the restoration used for building the ceramic veneer was always recommended.

This confirms that crystalline core layers of the NIF have a constant thickness corresponding to that of the once-folded form F2. The remaining thickness making up the full lamellar periodicity thus consists of an amorphous layer made up of cilia.

This hole, extending through the 6 m remaining thickness of the glacier to the underlying rock, was expected to grow and split the glacier in two by 2007.

However, these bombs only directly penetrated around seven feet of concrete and the remaining thickness was blown in by the detonation of the bomb's enormous explosive charge.