Sentence examples for thick exposure from inspiring English sources

A 1.1 1.2 km long, 3 15 m thick exposure of the late Miocene to Pliocene Capistrano Formation crops out at San Clemente, California, providing a superb example of submarine channel elements with an asymmetric cross-sectional facies distribution.

In this paper, an enhanced Dill model for the thick photoresist exposure process is presented.

Because of deep weathering and thick vegetation, exposures of faulted rocks are scarce.

Except for two small lenses about 100 mm long where W tephra was 50 80 mm thick no exposures could be found.

Winter, with its cold, dry air, is especially challenging because it robs the skin of needed moisture and thick clothing blocks exposure to the sun.

Based on an arbitrary threshold set at a 10-fold increase of necrotic cells, CNTs < 8 nm induced slightly more often (in 5/24 exposures of EAhy926 cells and 3/24 exposures of L929 cells) necrosis than thick >20 nm CNTs (2/24 exposures of EAhy926 cells and 1/24 exposures of L929 cells).

In the MTS assay 2/24 exposures to thin CNTs versus 0/24 exposures to thick CNTs decreased viability in V79 cells.

In L929 cells 4/24 exposures to thin CNTs and 0/24 exposures to thick CNTs decreased viability according to MTS and Cell-IQ analyses.

Fire testing was conducted on 50 mm thick panels with an exposure region of 200 mm × 200 mm.

However, the nonlinear factors presented in the thick photoresist during the exposure process affect the final resist profile severely.

Thin films are found to be more sensitive than thick films to CO2 exposure, undergoing more extensive and rapid plasticization at any pressure.