In regions where the crust was thick and/or the heatflow is high there is the possibility of large thicknesses of middle and/or lower crust that are ductile (McKenzie et al. 2000) (Fig. 1).
The relative medial thickness (RMT) of middle and small pulmonary muscularized arteries was calculated as a sign of pathological changes of pulmonary vasculature.
"But that gave us a nice thickness of Middle Bakken"—the promising center of the Oreo.
The performance of the PSCs could be modulated by tuning the thickness of Al2O3 middle layer, and the experimental results are consistent with theoretical results.
The burning rate trends of both pure binder sandwiches and those containing a mixture of binder with fine ammonium perchlorate particles are investigated over appreciable ranges of pressure and thickness of the middle lamina in the sandwich.
The thickness of the middle part of the crystal corresponds to the lamella thickness of 35k-PEO fraction with multiple folds, while the thickness of the edge part is nearly equal to an extended-chain lamella thickness of 5k-PEO fraction.
The simulation results show that channel number of the filter can be changed by varying the thickness of the middle layer in the centrosymmetric 1D PC structure, while the bandwidth and wavelength of the channel can be adjusted by the incident angle of light.
(c) Variation of the lowest m = 0, n = 1 and m = 1, n = 1 sub-band energies versus thickness of the middle InAs shell shown in (a) or (b).
The dependence of the E(1,0) sub-band in the InAs middle shell versus its thickness is shown in Figure 1c, and the onset of resonant tunneling will occur at larger voltages upon decreasing the thickness of the middle shell and conversely smaller voltages for larger thicknesses.
