You will probably use most of the medium-thickness paper.
Watermark, design produced by creating a variation in the thickness of paper fibre during the wet-paper phase of papermaking.
Line two cookie sheets with a double thickness of paper towels or a layer of brown paper.
Consider film of the same thickness as paper, although thinner film will certainly be usable.
Lay the parsley, whether stemmed or not, on a double or triple thickness of paper towel, and roll up.
Vikram Chandra's 900-page Sacred Games wins because it's printed on exactly the right thickness of paper: not too unwieldy, but heavy enough to feel like a tome for the ages.
Among other reasons, it disqualified forms for smudges, the wrong thickness of paper, and missing copies of identity cards, the great fetish of Ecuadorean bureaucrats.
Size isn't just about the physical dimensions of the book - decisions will have to be made about the size of the typeface or font used for the contents of a book, and the thickness of paper, too.
Anything could be in there – and so it's no surprise, she writes, that we care most for our surfaces: "They alone distinguish us from one another and are so fragile, the thickness of paper". Such is just the beginning of an unsettling and vivid descent into everything we consume: from junk food, to makeup, to advertising.
Unlike existing thin-walled structures with uniform thickness, this paper introduces functionally graded structures with changing wall thickness along the longitudinal direction in a certain gradient (namely, functionally graded thickness – FGT).
To obtain a uniform stress distribution at the failure surface with minimized thickness, this paper evaluated transport properties affecting the movement of deleterious materials into FRC.
