First, to ensure that co-localization was not due to superimposition of separate particles from the full-thickness wide-field image, we captured images by confocal microscopy with 0.8 µm-thick optical sections (Figure 5).
With the great thickness and wide distribution of Es4 in Baxian Depression, an enormous potentiality of deep oil and gas exploration in this area is expected.
Additionally, the layers of the BGB in the chicken lung are remarkably uniform in thickness over wide regions.
In Mr. Torn's playing there were elements of Hendrix's snaky, blues-based improvisations, and elsewhere, the thickness and wide-open empty power of doom metal.
Compared with the Longmaxi shale, the Lower Cambrian Niutitang shale has greater TOC content, depositional thickness and wider distribution areas; thus, it is another significant stratum for China's shale gas.
Similarly, cortical bone thickness (48% wider at 14 weeks, 43% at 20 weeks) and periosteal diameter (13% larger at 14 weeks, 20% at 20 weeks) were markedly increased in Thra1 PV /+ mice (Supplemental Figure 1).
When assessing polarization-sensitive OCT intensity/RPE overlay images, the segmented RPE frequently masks the outer hyperreflective band because the segmented RPE layer thickness appears wider than one would expect for healthy RPE, consisting of a cell monolayer of a few micrometers in thickness.
The Rayleigh scattering technique has been applied to a V-shaped methane air flame in order to investigate the effect of H2 enrichment on the laminar flame thickness for a wide range of equivalence ratios (0.4 to 0.9) and a wide range of enrichment rates (from 10%to40%0% in volume).
"It's difficult to produce coatings with a uniform thickness over a wide area so that there is no variation in color across a large window," he said.
It is particularly useful for measuring and controlling the thickness of a wide range of industrial materials, for the diagnosis of thyroid disorders, and for smoke detectors.
