Sentence examples for thick model from inspiring English sources

A surface error analysis of 3D scanned physical prototypes is used to validate the model, which is shown to be accurate to within  ± 50% of the sheet thickness for a 2 mm thick model for a range of elastica surface profiles.

The skull models used a variety of synthetic tissues and thicknesses simulating a 3mm scalp thickness protruding valve model (such as younger or older patients with thin skin), a 7mm scalp thickness model (that characterizes 'average' patients) and a 10mm thick model (simulating post-surgical edema or tissue scarring over a valve implanted for years).

In this work, a two-dimensional numerical model was used to study the flame stabilization and extinction characteristics over a thick model solid fuel, which resembles a specimen burning near extinction limit in an LOI testing procedure.

The optically-thick model, however, still overpredicts flame speed, indicating a more sophisticated radiation property model may be needed.

For the CO2-diluted flames, the flame speed predicted by the optically-thick model based on the Discrete Transfer Method (DTW) and a modified wide band model has better agreement with measurements in the near-limit region.

This thicker model would presumably accommodate a bigger camera lens, as the camera ring now appears to be the same size as the camera hole on the iPhone 4S, he says.

Floe thickness also had a dramatic effect on heave and surge, with thicker models experiencing significant resonances.

Lightweight plastic bags thinner than 50 microns – the vast majority of plastic carrier bags used in the EU – are less reusable than thicker models and become waste more quickly.

Analytic expressions for the size of the illuminated area are obtained using a thick slit model.

Then the nature of the EUV mask pattern defect is analyzed by its near field distribution using a thick mask model.

It computes the gear compliance with an analytical thick plate model evaluating the tooth strain energy and a Ritz Galerkin approximation evaluating the tooth deflection.