Sentence examples for thin less than from inspiring English sources

He wonders sometimes about the less patriotic alternative of relocating production to Asia or closing the factory entirely on the ground that Revere's profit margin here is too thin — less than $1 million on $450 million in annual revenue.

Tilting the antenna's pattern, not the antenna itself, keeps the unit thin: less than 5 inches for the KVH TracVision A5, which mounts on vehicle roof racks, and about half that for the Motia Cross Country, which can be built into a car's roof.

The samples were coated by sputtering with a thin (less than 80 Ẳ) layer of gold.

The film is thin, less than 50 Å on platinum and 80 Å on gold.

It really is very thin (less than an inch), with a knife-like profile marred somewhat by the chubby battery case at the back.

The active layer for detection is a thin (less than 20 μm) epitaxial layer, limiting the broadening of the electron beam.

The 7-inch Nook Tablet looks much like a thinner (less than a pound) and lighter Color, but has innards that couldn't be more different.

The higher tree biomass C in Taiwan is in part because the trees are thinned less than there in Japan (Chiba, 1998).

Dubbed Ultrabooks, these devices are supposed to have three distinct features: they are thinner (less than 20mm/0.8 inches) and lighter than most existing laptops, and they should be priced below $1,000 in order to become mainstream.

Earlier this year, Intel pitched a new category of laptops, Ultrabooks, which are supposed have three distinct features: they are thinner (less than 20mm/0.8 inches), lighter than most existing laptops, and priced below $1,000 in order to become mainstream.

However, loss of NFL thickness does not provide a complete measure of glaucoma progression, since NFL thins less than the proportional loss of retinal ganglion cells [ 8].