Sentence examples for thick points from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for description of frequencies dependence of the discussed ( omega left({E}_{2 g}^1right) ) and ω(A 1g ) bands on the layer numbers, one can use the monolayer properties of MoS 2. According to [4], the experimental values of monolayer frequencies are equal ( {omega}_{A_1^{hboxapprox )403 cm−1 and ( {omega}_{E_1^{hboxapprox )384 cm−1 as what is shown in Fig. 3 by thick points for L = 1.

you can see here how it tapers out to a relatively thick point where the hinge attaches to the stand.

This new interpretation of this facies in the Christina River area is in line with the inferred depositional setting of the transition to the overlying thick point bar units formed by inclined heterolithic stratification.

Then slipped on his bloody corpse and impaled his own head onto its thick point, thus enhancing its future eBay value.

Hold the petal with the thick point down and use the other hand to gently fold the sides in on themselves.

Hough pointed out the (invisible) Continental Divide; Pinnacle Peak, which bore an uncanny resemblance to the Matterhorn; and the Kaskawalsh, South Arm and Lowell Glaciers, riddled with crevasses 1km wide at their thickest points.

The thickest points of IMT (including plaque lesions) in the common carotid artery, the carotid bulb, and the internal carotid artery were measured separately, and the highest value among them was defined as maxIMT and used as the representative value for each individual [ 27].

2. Cut the potatoes into wedges that are about 1/4 inch thick at the thickest point.

Baste every 15 minutes or so, until turducken reaches 165 degrees at its thickest point.

Figure on 20 minutes or so for a joint that's no more than around 15cm at its thickest point.

But even at its thickest point — in the middle — the 1.3-ounce Nano is the thinnest iPod ever.