Sentence examples for the thickness of which from inspiring English sources

Active faults have been identified in the basin despite the thick basin layer, the thickness of which reaches a maximum of approximately 4 km (e.g., Suzuki 1996).

The cross sectional structure of NAAMs fabricated in oxalic acid can be divided into two main layers namely, (1) a thin protective oxide layer of about 500 nm with disordered pores and (2) a thick oxide layer with ordered pores, the thickness of which depends on the target thickness (i.e. about 20, 30, 40 or 50 μm).

When exposed to an aqueous environment, the PEO PEG matrix hydrated slowly and swelled, causing a thick gel layer to form on the surface, the thickness of which increased significantly depending on the PEG contents.

Finely dispersed powders of the membranes were inserted into cuvettes, the thickness of which was 0.1 to 0.2 mm, with 17-μm-thick Mylar windows.

The length of the walkway, nearly 100 yards, represents a span of around 13 billion years, at the end of which is a single hair, the thickness of which represents the duration of human history.

Liberty's smile is three feet wide, for example, and she is covered in copper – the thickness of which is the equivalent of two pennies stacked together.

On the shear surface only a few areas show typical vein patterns, the thicknesses of which are less than those known from fracture surfaces.

The complex damage structure produced consists of a slightly damaged covering layer, a transition layer with amorphous clusters and a buried amorphous layer the thicknesses of which depends on the irradiation temperature.

This article reports an experimental investigation of the effects of the loading frequency on the temperature change, fatigue behaviour, and failure mechanisms of carbon-fibre-fabric-reinforced polyphenylenesulphide (PPS) laminates, the thicknesses of which were varied by ply drops.

The thickness of water which condenses during a time step just below the boundary is given by.

Figure 2 also demonstrates the effect of the thickness of WO3, which was deposited on TiO2 surface and controlled by deposition time, on the potentiodynamic response of electrodes.