Sentence examples for thickness of construction from inspiring English sources

When the bark is smooth and about the thickness of construction paper, it is spread with a natural glue rendered from animal bones.

The sensitivity analysis reduced the number of parameters from twelve to seven and revealed that the material parameter and the thickness of construction components are non-sensitive to the performance of the PVT-SAH.

The paper deals with a problem of optimal thickness of this construction with a soft core.

These observations of thin tephra preservation here are of significance in interpreting tephrostratigraphic sequences, the recording of mean tephra thickness, the construction of isopach maps, and the determination of ashfall volumes and eruption magnitudes.

In addition, carbonation resistance can be increased by the application of various coatings for hard concrete, as well as by ensuring a sufficient thickness of concrete in general construction.

For the rolling-shutter boxes, the analysis was made with the same constructive material (all are made by EPS), the only changes relate to the different conformations of construction, the different thicknesses of EPS, and the different dispositions of the frame.

This leads to an increased overlay thickness of flexible pavement, and consequent cost of construction.

At this time a prototype windowless system with a lithium thickness of 1 2 cm is under construction.

Depending on the specific construction the thickness of these additional layers and can vary from several tenths of nanometers, as in step-like grading to single tenths of nanometers as in digital alloy grading approach.

Owing to lessons from Jutland, the ship was modified during construction; the thickness of her belt armour was increased by an average of 50 percent and extended substantially, she was given heavier deck armour, and the protection of her magazines was improved to guard against the ignition of ammunition.

This growth of cabinetmaking as a trade of its own eventually resulted in a considerable degree of standardization of methods of construction, particularly in the types of joints used and in the thicknesses of wood for the various parts.