Sentence examples for sufficient thickness from inspiring English sources
A paint film of sufficient thickness and concentration of light-scattering pigment is truly opaque, hiding the substrate.
Single, or one-ply, yarns are single strands composed of fibres held together by at least a small amount of twist; or of filaments grouped together either with or without twist; or of narrow strips of material; or of single man-made filaments extruded in sufficient thickness for use alone as yarn (monofilaments).
One of the most difficult aspects is to persuade the trunk to grow to a sufficient thickness: too slender and it looks like a twig poked into the ground.Most bonsai trees are more or less triangular in shape, but anything too symmetrical is considered naff.
The main requirement is to have continuous ice of sufficient thickness to support the intended loadings.
These CeCCs also improved pitting corrosion resistance owing to homogeneous microstructure and sufficient thickness.
This requires components with sufficient thickness on the tibial side, which can lead to increased bone loss.
Our investigations indicate that fringing electric fields lead to switching via intermediate 90° domains even in the absence of substrate or clamping effects for films of sufficient thicknesses, and via 180° rotations at smaller thicknesses.
The sufficient electrode thickness is predicted to be several times smaller than currently applied in fuel cells.
However, according to Ref. [4], 50 nm is a sufficient layer thickness to produce a MD network in a Ga0.85In0.15As layer grown at 520°C.
This result suggests that CNF/HDPE nanocomposite stability during a longer wear process can be realized by providing sufficient coating thickness to the CNFs, and potentially the lifetime of the nanocomposites experiencing the wear process may be extended significantly.
To ensure sufficient wall thickness in the phantom between the liver and the lungs, the liver volume was relocated 5 mm in an inferior direction prior to subtraction from the main body.
