Sentence examples for smaller layer from inspiring English sources

Morphological analysis showed that smaller layer height and higher extrusion temperature generally resulted in smaller cell size but larger cell density.

Comparing nanolayered films, plastic deformation and failure occurred at consistently higher stress levels in the film with the smaller layer thicknesses.

Increasing the layer thickness from 12.4 to 26.3 μm decreases this effect, due to the greater molecular alignment for a smaller layer thickness.

When compared to the strengthening performance of steel fibre reinforced self-compacting concrete (SFRSCC) layer for this type of brittle beams, the SHCC presented better workability in fresh state, and provided a higher load carrying capacity and deflection ductility even with a smaller layer thickness.

SEM and XCT showed that nanograins are preserved after SPS throughout both oxide materials, while a smaller layer (~20 µm) of pure oxide phase with larger grains is formed in between Cu2O and ZnO during the sintering process.

Simulations of Li-hectorite with low water content featured water molecules which inhabited cavities for the entire length of the 200 ps MD calculation, likely due to entrapment caused by the substantially smaller layer spacing of the mineral.[12].[12]

Smaller opening angles were found in aneurysms from bicuspid aortic valve patients and non-aneurysmal aorta, but differences were only significant for the latter that also showed less pronounced axial decline and smaller layer-specific residual strains.

Interesting fact number one: the wedding cake as we know it – successively smaller layers and elaborate icing – first appeared when one of Queen Victoria's daughters, the Princess Royal, was married in 1859.

Both the lower and upper network parts may consist of several layers, though experience shows that the upper part requires fewer and smaller layers [23].

So the order of scale-sizing and efficiency improvement might change, so up- and downsizing might be decomposed in smaller layers, etc.

Each blast* vaporises a small layer of rock or soil that the ChemCam instrument can then analyse.