Sentence examples for thick polished from inspiring English sources

They were 10 mm by 20 mm and 0.5 mm thick, polished on one side.

This explains why μXRD is sometimes applied in transmission, to thick polished sections (≥100 μm) [58].

One piece was cut to 150 μm thick, polished, and mounted on a glass slide, and imaged with an environmental SEM (Quanta 200, FEI, Hillsboro, OR) using back-scattered electrons (Dultz et al. 2006).The other cut piece was used for LA-ICP-MS elemental mapping, using the distribution of Wood's metal alloy component (e.g., Pb) to identify surface-accessible connected pore spaces.

A 0.1-mm-thick polished copper foil was used as the substrate.

The vultures may have pecked out her eyes and begun rummaging around beneath her tail, but still the 4-year-old panther was an 80-pound muscular masterpiece, her canines as thick and polished as coffee cup handles, her tawny fur still softly bristly to the touch.

Dubbed the "world's thinnest notebook" (according to HP) at just 10.4mm thick, its polished gold accented rear edge sports HP's innovative and very sturdy recessed piston hinges.

Like the church or the palace, the place of the law has a set of spatial and material tropes designed to give imposing physical body to the abstract institutional powers they seek to invoke: rich wood, thick drapery, polished stone, leather upholstery.

A 150 μm thick doubly-polished wafer was prepared for fluid inclusion analysis.

A 380-micron thick pre-polished silicon wafer (University Wafer) is coated with gold to serve as a reflecting mirror, and it is mounted onto the piezo bimorph with double-sided Scotch tape as spacers.

The trailer is corny but polished, thick with the clichés of movie love — "the only thing 'love' has to do with 'legs' is the letter 'l' " — and it makes pitiless fun of the disabled.

The cartoon lettering of "GUILD HOUSE", the squat, thick column of polished granite that bisects the recessed entrance, the chain-link fencing on the balconies, the elongated lunette window beneath the flat roof: these are the details that create drama and surprise in otherwise "normal" contexts.