Sentence examples for substantially thicker from inspiring English sources

"I have thoroughly examined the President's hair, and in my medical opinion it is substantially thicker, lusher, and more luxuriant than Kim Jong Un's hair," he said, adding, "I hate myself".

But Mr. Faulkner says the current generation of thermal paper is not as glossy as the older type, is substantially thicker, doesn't curl and will go five years without fading.

The sediment ridges show their maximum internal complexity in areas shallower than 3000 m, where they are also substantially thicker (as much as 1 1.5 s. in two-way travel time).

We study the performance of the CVT mechanism experimentally and compare it to the performance of parallel, unconnected double auctions in experiments with similar parametrization and either a similar number of subjects or substantially thicker markets.

It has been established that the action of dynamic stresses has the result that the modified layer with enhanced strength properties is substantially thicker than the heat-affected zone.

Oxford fabric is constructed with two warp threads weaving as one with a substantially thicker weft thread.

In salt marsh settings, vertical aggradation plays, therefore, a major effect on point bar sedimentation, generating peculiar bar top geometries that are not common in fluvial meanders, where the high rate of lateral migration causes the cutoff to be reached before substantially thick deposits are accumulated on the bar top.

Mahoney et al. (1994) showed that a thicker insert substantially increased the PCL strain.

In compression, the thin-STF laminate performed substantially better than the thick-STF laminate in both unnotched and notched configurations.

The scales are believed to represent ZnO; their appearance is substantially different from the thick, homogeneous, nonruptured scales completely covering the Zn particles that were observed by Loutzenhiser et al. after reaction of undiluted Zn at 400 °C in 15% CO2 Ar.

The method which was thought to have great promise when it was introduced in the nineteen fifties was the use of chemicals which have the ability to form a film on the water surface which is only one molecule thick, but substantially reduces the evaporation.