Sentence examples for thickness equal to from inspiring English sources

A comparison between the results of the present equation and an older equation has shown a higher accuracy in the maximum stress concentration factor of the present equation especially at high ratios of countersink depth to plate's thickness for very thick plates (thickness equal to or greater than twice the radius of hole).

This sample showed very low grain sizes with a film thickness equal to (380 nm).

The outer follicle lumen had a thickness equal to the diameter of the model used.

The required integration time is minimised for a material thickness equal to twice the exponential attenuation length.

The cylinder is 14.66 m long, with external diameter and thickness equal to 4 m and 12 mm, respectively.

Also, HfO2 (ε r  = 25) is used as the gate dielectric material with oxide thickness equal to 5.5 Å.

The dislocation-unavoidable critical QW thickness equals to the critical shell thickness of a NW core-shell heterostructure (about 20 nm), above which dislocations are always energetically favored.

A full analysis shows that, for light of a single wavelength λ, there are constructive interference for film thicknesses equal to λ/4, 3λ/4, 5λ/4,… and destructive interference for thicknesses equal to λ/2, λ, 3λ/2,….

An ideally designed hood causes the pressure to rise linearly across a compression wavefront of thickness equal approximately to the ratio of the hood length to the train Mach number.

In the course of analysis, if blank thickness is equal to fractured thickness, it is considered that the forming limit of the blank has been reached.

This vertical sweep efficiency has a role when reservoir thickness is more than 200 ft. For reservoir thickness less than 200 ft, it is found that steam zone thickness is equal to sand zone thickness (Green and Willhite 1998).