Sentence examples for thin configuration from inspiring English sources

The periventricular mitotic array converts from a flat, thin configuration into a perforated, thick configuration, which expands the vertical complement of mitotic progenitors, enlarges regenerative capacity and apparently restricts horizontal growth.

Radiochromic EBT2 film with high spatial resolution and thin configuration (thickness of 0.234 mm and effective measurement depth of 0.153 mm in a layer) has been proven a viable tool for external beam dosimetry in the superficial region [ 9, 10].

The source of this problem is the temperature inversion effect, which allows the survival of optically thin configurations of large grains closer to the star than the inner radius of the optically thick disc.

The derived equations degenerate to Classical Laminate Analysis for very thin configurations but discrepancies as large as 43% are observed for span-to-thickness ratios of 10 1.

Exact integration is carried out for all the terms in the element matrix for both thick and thin configurations of the panel.

The preliminary results indicate that graphene has promise as a solid lubricant with thickness on the order of nanometers due to its atomically-thin configuration and high load carrying capacity.

These non-classical through-thickness stresses are important even for thinner configurations and need to be accounted for in the design of lightweight composite structures, preferably in a computationally efficient manner.

Based on this concept, the FET can have several configurations, including the thin film configuration, the focus of this paper.

Designed to guarantee an equivalent spherical junction, the thin blade configuration does not offer a significant better correction capability compared to the thick blade configuration.

The nanostructured ZnS/ZnO array provides improved light harvesting behaviour compared to a thin film configuration.

The thin coating configuration allowed testing of a concept of natural buoyant airflow on the coil, both during adsorption and during desorption phases.