Sentence examples for somewhat thick and from inspiring English sources

When Au was deposited on the silica sphere array in Figure 2a (ii), it covered well the whole surface of the silica sphere array with a somewhat thick and angulate morphology.

Stir in the pecans and boil six to eight minutes, until the mixture becomes somewhat thicker and darker.

Pilgrims' bases are somewhat thicker and softer than you might expect, yet blackened with patches of delicious char.

In the temperate latitudes, winter clouds tend to be somewhat thicker and higher than in other seasons, but the situation is reversed nearer the equator.

The films that form on copper and steel as a result of corrosion (commonly known as tarnish and rust) are somewhat thicker and show a characteristic colour that is often incorporated into the design of the part.

A second type is slightly longer and also straight, but is somewhat thicker and lacks the spherical base; these 'bridge' filaments connect pairs of docked vesicles together in the active zone, and make up nearly two thirds of the total population of filaments seen (shown in purple).

The new pieces were identical in diameter to modern cents, though somewhat thicker and made of copper-nickel.

The result was the Flying Eagle cent, the same diameter as the later Lincoln cent but somewhat thicker and heavier, composed of 88% copper and 12% nickel.

These coins were unpopular, and in 1857, after receiving congressional approval, the Mint began issuing the Flying Eagle cent, of the diameter of the later Lincoln cent, but somewhat thicker and made of copper-nickel alloy.

His was somewhat thick, cloudy and intense.

Make somewhat thick patties and refrigerate them for an hour.