Sentence examples for thick changes from inspiring English sources

Snow cover as thin as 2 cm thick changes the acoustic properties of a landscape.

He uses anecdotes from the main historic crises to explain financial jargon which is not only thick, but changes over time.

It is shown that increasing the length tube reduces the structural resistance so that buckling unbuckling behavior of short NiTi moderately thick tubes changes to kinking phenomenon in intermediate tubes and finally results in a smooth snap-type buckling in long tubes.

Ottaviano et al. [26] reported that the crystallite size of 5-nm-thick WO3 changes from 26 to 35 nm due to annealing from 350 to 500 °C.

The results show that, with the use of 6 mm thick phase change composite material plates, the battery surface temperature reduces from 56.5 °C at no cooling to 36.5 °C at a 4C discharge rate.

The successful development of the SVCs results in a large scale (50 mm × 70 mm) and ultrathin (1 mm thick) phase change heat transfer device, with the effective density less than 1.5 × 103 kg/m3.

Enhanced wave diffraction by the thick flat plate changes the directivity pattern in the high frequency range.

The uterus was described as intact and weighed 300 g measuring 9.5 cm in length, 11 cm from cornua to cornua and 6 cm anterior posterior diameter with thick endometrial, decidual changes and focal autolysis, no chorionic villi or trophoblast are seen in the endometrium.

"The Thick of It" changed how we viewed politics—and since then, politics hasn't really changed.

Blinken's thick, elastic features changed, and his gray eyes lit up as we passed a mound of dirt on a lawn.

Without the influence of an ocean the research suggests the nitrogen ice would need to be more than 40km thick before the change in mass would be enough to trigger Pluto's reorientation - a scenario the authors describe as implausible.