Sentence examples for thicker zones from inspiring English sources

EDS line profiles of Zn, O, and V were obtained along the NP where the V profile is a constant line without any intensity change even in the thicker zones of the NP; we suggest that V oxide NPs are surrounding the ZnO NP.

Karst features are concentrated in a thin zone at the top-of-rock, likely representing former epikarst, and also in a thicker zone in the middle of the aquifer.

Chemical data from whole-rock argillites indicate few changes in a slightly thicker zone (18 20 mm), mainly consisting of an increase in the CaO wt.%, and a decrease in Sr contents.

At the base of the leaf sheath of the culm leaves, there is a thicker zone called variously the joint knot or pulvinus.

Collectively, the evidence for origin of blocks with exotic blocks, episodic accretion within a subduction complex, and narrow (<100 m thick) zones between accreted units suggests that the accommodation of subduction megathrust slip is more localized than the prediction of numerical models (Wakabayashi 2015; Wakabayashi and Rowe 2015).

The surface conditions of thin layers were rather smooth, while thick zones showed a rough and squamous surface with cracks.

Then, it is gradually progressed to the thick zone with graded increased wavelengths.

Both techniques show a general linear distribution of longitudinal strains through the thickness of the thick zone but values are slightly different.

Here there is a 300 m thick zone at the top of the lavas that is enriched in CO2 and alkali elements, and has high 87Sr/86Sr and δ7Li.

Toomer worked in wide-open spaces -- particularly in the first half, when he had six of his nine catches -- that were not there last year, when Toomer and Ike Hilliard often found themselves blanketed in thick zone defenses.

Previous work on the site has established that the highest solute fluxes were associated with a 1 3 m thick zone about 35 m below surface.