Sentence examples for thickness from the from inspiring English sources

Hendricks, S., Paul, S. & Rinne, E. Northern hemisphere sea ice thickness from the Envisat satellite on a monthly grid (L3C), v2.0.

From observation of the pictures we measured the whole cuticle thickness from the inner layer (endocuticle) to the external layer (exocuticle) with Image J 1.49.

A small piece (100 μm thickness) from the center portion of the GC muscle was carefully dissected and fixed in 2% paraformaldehyde.

An innovative approach was introduced to derive flame thickness from the pressure time trace.

Biaxial stretching reduced the PEO layer thickness from the spherulitic microscale to nanolayers of highly oriented PEO single lamellae.

Thickness profiling of the pipeline indicated reduction of thickness from the design 7.62 mm to a minimum of 0.4 1.4 mm at the location of the failure.

Results show that optimum patterns with decreasing wall thickness from the inboard portion toward the outboard one produce significant improvement in the overall torsional stiffness level.

The buffer capacity of the bentonite against the migration of alkaline fluids is driven by mineralogical reactions affecting a few millimeters thickness from the alkaline solution bentonite interface.

The model initialized with CryoSat-2 ice thickness exhibits skill in simulating ice thickness from the initial period to up to 6 months.

The Leptos fitting software (Bruker AXS Inc). was used to determine the out-of-plane lattice constant of the films from the θ 2θ scans (the substrate peak was used as the reference) and to determine the film thickness from the X-ray reflectivity (XRR) measurement.

There is almost no value in reducing the thickness from the current 3 inches to 1 inch". To produce so large and so narrow a screen is a feat of engineering, to be sure (and the Journal has some nice details about the innovations required to prevent a huge OLED screen from sagging in the middle).