Sentence examples for thick I from inspiring English sources

The results show most grouting layer is approximately 30 cm thick (i.e., the standard 30 cm).

The solver becomes slow if the regime is optically thick, i.e., if absorption and scattering of radiation are strong.

The technique utilizes an electrochemical cell in which it is possible to achieve very thick (i.e., about 90 μm thick) boride layers in about 30 min.

Section 3 discusses experimental results on "thick" (i.e., simultaneously descriptive and normative) topics, including character and virtue, wellbeing, and emotion and affect.

If feeding the Crested Gecko Meal Replacement Powder, make sure the mixture is thick, i.e. like a milkshake.

Yes, our darn Esther!" Librarians fetched up here so thick I thought of it as filing.

dumus, old form dusmus, and dumetum], thick, dense, i. e. consisting of parts crowded together.

The measurements were carried out on 50 μm thick i-PP films, which were charged using with a corona setup.

It has also been found that conversion efficiency over 12% could be expected with 1 μm grain size and well-passivated condition with 3 μm thick i-layer.

It is also found that conversion efficiency of more than 16% could be expected with 1 μm grain size and well-passivated condition with 10 μm thick i-layer and optical confinement.

Moreover, the bundles in the low [Arp2/3] system look both thicker (i.e., they comprise a larger number of actin filaments) and longer.