Sentence examples for thickness of roughly from inspiring English sources

4 Dust the work surface with a little more flour and pat the dough down gently to a thickness of roughly 2cm.

Pat the dough out to a thickness of roughly 1cm (you can use a rolling pin if you want, but I find it easier just to use my hands here), flouring it as you go to minimise sticking.

Gather the clumps together into one mass of pastry, flatten slightly, wrap in clingfilm and chill for 30 minutes or so. 4 Roll the chilled pastry out on a well-floured work surface to a thickness of roughly 3mm.

The hardness increases up to a maximum of 41 GPa at ~ 7 at.% Ni which corresponds to a TiN crystallite size of ~ 8 nm and a Ni intergranular phase thickness of roughly 1 monolayer.

They have a cartilage thickness of roughly 0.4 1.7 mm at the medial condyle (ASTM F2451 05 2010; Ahern et al. 2009).

Quantitative data: this effusion found at the PLAPS-point has an expiratory thickness of roughly 13 mm, i.e., an expectedly small volume (study in progress).

The thickness of graphene was roughly calculated based on the attenuation of substrate Raman signal [13].

This formation mechanism explains tubular structure of each AAO nanochannel, and the side-wall thickness is roughly twice of that of the barrier layer, since half of the side wall comes from the barrier layer.

Each strip is about 12 one-thousandths of an inch thick, roughly the thickness of sunburned skin.

Slice them in half horizontally, to create 6 cutlets of roughly equal thickness.

All three groups converged, with the children having cortexes of roughly equal thickness by age 19.