Sentence examples for thickness of test from inspiring English sources

A single permeability value interpreted from well test data is, however, not directly comparable to an average permeability based on core data, but the two permeability assessments are comparable at a relative scale, on the assumption that the thickness of test interval corresponds to the length of the cored interval.

The adjustment values are not in accordance with the thickness of testing gaskets, because different panel positions have probably the same corresponding far field pattern.

On the other hand, an experimental limitation of our study was that the quantitative results may be affected by the properties of sound enamel as the thickness of tested materials should be at least 10 times the indentation [22]; this value was estimated to reach 45 μm in this study, which is significantly deeper compared to the nominal thickness of 20 μm of etched enamel.

The thickness of tested PPAAm and PPEDA coatings was approximately 50 nm [ 6], thus the coatings did not change the surface topography.

Gas permeabilities measured in the laboratory do not equal reservoir permeabilities, whereas well test data are considered to provide reservoir permeability estimates on the condition that the height (thickness) of the test interval is well-known.

The length of the transition zone is close to the thickness of the test film.

Optimum parameters setting to minimize percentage change in length, width and thickness of standard test specimen have been found out using Taguchi's parameter design.

Thermal analysis revealed that the thickness of the test panels and reinforcement with MWCNTs had a significant influence on the stability of PP-MWCNT composites.

According to EN 15512 2009, procedure is adopted to apply a correction to the failure load or failure moment due to variations in the yield stress of the material and the thickness of the test specimen.

The recorded shear stress-rotation and axial stress-displacement responses exhibit maxima beyond which deformation localizes in a narrow band that is of the order of the 1 mm wall thickness of the test section.

Numerous analysis techniques to identify the elastic properties of materials exist, but in the case of layered materials, these techniques usually yield properties that are 'averaged' over the thickness of the test specimen.