Sentence examples for thickness maintaining from inspiring English sources

With reducing fin thickness, maintaining fin material integrity is of increasing importance.

However, as the ice crystal growth in this growth system was carried out in a thin rectangular growth cell of 50-μm thickness maintained in a horizontal position, the convection flow effect in front of the growing interface might have been suppressed22,23.

That is to say, the maximal crystallized SiN x interfacial thickness maintained by TiAlN is smaller than that by TiN, which can be attributed to the misfit difference between TiN/SiN x and TiAlN/SiN x [14].

The thickness maintained values of above 16μm for the first 5 measurements that were obtained within 10 minutes of eye drop instillation.

The increase in CBR value leads to design of pavements layers above subgrade with lower thicknesses (maintaining lower thickness required) without compromising pavement strength and performance.

The proposed thin stealth space shielding composite demonstrated excellent microwave absorption performance in the target frequency range from C-band to Ku-band (4 18 GHz) without using carbonaceous nano-conductive material in a polymer matrix (4.970-mm 4.970-mmickness) while maintotalng thicknesstotal thickness.

Structural change from a box to a cylinder can decrease in first wall thickness while maintaining the pressure resistance of the container.

In this paper, an alternative strategy is investigated which allows the design of MPPs with panels of millimetric thickness while maintaining their acoustic performance.

The high-resistance transparent (HRT) or "buffer" layer has been used extensively in CdTe thin-film photovoltaics to enable a reduction in CdS thickness while maintaining near-maximum device voltage and fill factor.

Based on this, we were able to realize an approach where the effective strain within one SL period is lowered by increasing the GaAs thickness while maintaining a high reflectivity at design wavelength.

Immunofluorescent Computed tomography (ICT) is a novel technique based on butyl-methyl methacrylate (BMMA) embedding that allows for repeated antibody-based staining on serial tissue sections cut in the range of ultra-thin (0.1μm) to semi-thin (5μm) thickness while maintaining excellent morphological preservation of tissue[ 31].