The sediment in the eastern Irish Sea is particularly mobile and thick, giving rise to the name "the Mudbelt".
It was only on the red postboxes where it settled, two inches thick, giving our cherished emblems pristine white hats.
True, along the coast in late spring, the morning "marine layer" is especially thick, giving rise to the local weather-lady's cheery remarks about "May Gray" or "June Gloom" and the possibility, just perhaps, of rain.
Sloped armor 45 mm thick gave a measure of vertical protection.
For foot and ankle CT, a slice 1-cm thick gave an effective dose of 0.0018 mSv using PCMXC software (Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, Helsinki, Finland).
Starch-based thickeners (Thick and Easy, Thicken Up) imparted a starchy flavor and a grainy texture, whereas gum-based thickeners (Thick and Clear, Simply Thick) gave an undesirable added slickness to the beverages.
This makes it a little thicker, gives it a slight yellow tinge and makes it look nice and shiny and meaty.
Piñero lies in the northern part of the Llanos, where the landscape is hillier and the woodlands are thicker, giving the wildlife somewhere to hide, so sightings are much more difficult.
As each day wore on the layer of chalk dust got progressively thicker, giving her skin a ghostlike quality, as if she were fading away -- along with our attention.
For thin sections, this may mean there are areas within a map of a 10 μm thick section that are significantly thicker, giving rise to significantly higher fluorescence and therefore greater apparent areal densities of elements within the defect region.
