Sentence examples for thick intended from inspiring English sources

For much of the length of the main belt there was an upper belt of high-tensile steel, 1.5 inches thick, intended as splinter protection.

Having said all that, the distance between the smaller stages can be startlingly short, precisely because the thick walls, intended to withstand a pounding by Turkish cannons, can easily absorb the sound of a salsa band, meaning each stage can be tucked into a nook without interference from its neighbour.

The Er3+ photoluminescence at 1.5 μm, normalized to the film thickness, was found five times larger for films 1 μm-thick than that from 50-nm-thick films intended for electrically driven devices.

The focus is on structures produced by milling or etching; in this case over- or under-etching may cause parts of the structure to become thinner or thicker than intended.

This is a pleasant-tasting and nutritious liquid that when used in place of stock or plain milk adds gentle tartness and flavor to your soup (or to a thicker puree intended to be a side dish).

Choose regular thread instead of a thicker thread intended for sewing heavy-duty fabrics.

The upper deck was only 14 mm thick and was intended to initiate shell and bomb fuzes.

The upper belt was six inches thick and was intended to protect the gap between the waterline belt and the casemate.

The upper deck was 35 mm thick, which was intended to activate the fuze of any shell penetrating it before it reached the main armored deck that was 63 mm thick over the armored citadel.

As with all other school documentaries, our assumptions were challenged as we got to know the students – Bailey's love of thick orange foundation is intended to cover up facial scars, not for an on-screen audition for a bit-part in TOWIE.

Curing the masks outside this range resulted in eroded features that were approximately 15 20% and ∼5% larger than intended, for the thick and thin masks, respectively.