Sentence examples for since a thin from inspiring English sources

At room temperature a clean metal surface will oxidize very little, since a thin oxide film forms and protects the metal from further oxidation.

The bottom MgO monolayer was fixed as bulk, and the in-plane lattice constant of the supercell was fixed at ( sqrt{2}mathrm{a} ) (cubic MgO: a = 4.212 Å) since a thin ferromagnetic layer was used.

Low surface tension (i.e. low energy cost for stretching the membrane and underlying actin cortex), and tight cell-volume constraint (i.e. high energy cost for increasing the cell volume), lead to a thin phagocytic cup since a thin cup requires extra membrane but little extra volume.

Open-cell has a slightly lower R-value, but Mr. Wilson said it is comparable to closed- cell, since a thinner layer of closed-cell is usually applied.

Since only a thin film of Primer P is necessary and required, the primer was applied and wiped to control the thickness as thin as possible.

The redox activity of pendant Tc groups is restricted in AN since only a thin layer of the film near the electrode surface can be reduced.

The military ruler of the nineteen-eighties, Denis Sassou Nguesso, has been back in power in Brazzaville since 1997 under a thin semblance of democracy, and his regime is less concerned with noises from writers than it is with the continued smooth extraction of revenue from oil, minerals, and timber — all of which the country has in abundance.

In the first quarter the company finally managed to achieve its first increase in display advertising revenues since the spinoff, a thin 4%.

Since grazing maintains a thin organic layer that provides less insulation to the soil, higher mean temperatures and large daily temperature fluctuations were recorded in grazed areas (less insulated); these daily fluctuations were as large as seasonal variation in the ungrazed plots.

For the first time since my arrival, a thin line of blue sky appeared overhead.

The lime-impregnated water has since covered the bottle with a thin white film, permanently fixing it to the stone.