Sentence examples for thick membranes from inspiring English sources

The surfaces of most animal eggs are surrounded by envelopes, which may be soft, gelatinous coats (as in echinoderms and some amphibians) or thick membranes (as in fishes, insects, and mammals).

Arterial flow can be seen in these thick membranes.

Due to the relatively thick membranes, Ps can be rather stable.

Experiments performed on 150 nm thick membranes also showed similar results (data not shown).

Measurements were carried out on 35-μm thick membranes at 25 °C.

For H2/air PEMFCs, the positive effect of pressure is seen even for thick membranes.

Thick dense membrane and asymmetric membranes were shaped by tape casting and stacked to reach the desired architecture.

As a first step, the PCL nanofibers were fabricated by electrospinning with two different thicknesses of 40 μm (called PCL thin membrane) and 180 μm (called PCL thick membrane).

New Yorkers go about their business and let the jolts of sports teams become absorbed by the thick membrane of other-stuff-to-deal-with.

At various points in the work, performers sing into a thick membrane of bubble soap stretched between two strings that hang from the ceiling; the translucent bubble-skin billows outward like a breast, delineating the force of their breath.

The eggs of ascidians, or sea squirts, members of the chordate subphylum Tunicata, are covered with a thick membrane called a chorion; the space between the chorion and the egg is filled with cells called test cells.