Sentence examples for thickness interval from inspiring English sources

Specimens were drilled from the test surface to collect powder for every 5 mm thickness interval up to 40 mm.

The development of residual stress for a range of process parameters, i.e. deposited layer thickness, interval of layer deposition and the number of layers in a coating (i.e. block deposition versus multilayer deposition for a desired coating thickness) is recorded.

Fig. 8 Relative importance of additional HIMs at key ash thickness intervals (a-e).

The optimum section thickness was determined empirically by micro-dissecting samples from sections cut at 1μm section thickness intervals from 18-30 μm.

The calculations used for the renal cortical and whole kidney volume are as follows: Whole kidney volume = ∑ Area of the kidney in each slice × slice thickness (slice interval ) Renal cortex volume = ∑ Area of the cortex in each slice × slice thickness (slice interval ) Chronic kidney disease is regarded as public health problem throughout the world [ 4].

The field of view (FOV) was 35 cm, with a reconstruction thickness and interval of 5 mm.

The volume of the granule cell layer of the DG or the SVZ was determined by tracing the area using a semiautomatic stereology system and multiplying with the section thickness and interval (Stereoinvestigator, MicroBrightField, Colchester, USA).

It was carried out with very thin sections, <1 mm, and high-resolution reconstruction in oblique coronal and sagittal planes aligned to the glenoid (helical scans with 0.625-mm 0.625-mmicknesliced in<span class="lh">thickness40 kV, andomatinterval

In both cases, resonances controlled by the thicknesses and interval velocities of component layers modulated sound reflection from, and transmission through the whole structure.

Z-stack confocal images of 20 40 μm thickness at intervals of 0.5 μm were taken at layers 2/3 of the cortex (0 to −2 mm lateral to bregma).

The interval thickness is refined to effective thickness through the scale-compatible application of dynamically-conditioned net-reservoir discriminators, a process that allows effective permeability to be determined at the well-test scale.