It looks a lot like the iPhone, and may even be as thin or thinner than the iPhone 3GS.
In the Wuyang coal mine, the surface soil layer is very thin or thinned out and the slope of the surface basin is steeply inclined.
You want some that are as thin or thinner than a toothpick but longer; several handfuls of wood about the thickness and length of a pencil; and lots of wood up to about the thickness of your arm.
In the field of cognitive science, many of the opportunities for an aspiring researcher were of a particular type, geared toward helping to make big companies richer, or rich people thinner, or thin people more alluring on algorithm-based dating sites.
We also asked about the amount (no. of table spoons) used for food preparation and thickness of the fat layer on sandwiches (thick, thin, very thin or no fat).
Four sea scallops took on a mildly smoky flavor from the ribbon of pancetta that wrapped them; and a generous portion of mild, air-dried beef (bresaola, a specialty of Lombardy) could have been cut in thinner slices, but thick or thin it made an elegant antipasti.
Should I just watch her get thinner and thinner or should I confront her? / B.B., Washington I see no persuasive argument against your approaching her gently.
Comparisons between stands that were lightly thinned, heavily thinned, or unthinned revealed no overall statistically significant differences (p = 0.46) between treatments.
In forests, costs differed with type of tree removal (pre-commercial thinning, commercial thinning or harvest), productivity (3 site indices) and slope (3 classes: 0-14%, 15-24%, and > 24% inclination).
In the partial harvest treatments, there were no significant differences in soil carbon stocks between lightly thinned, heavily thinned, or unthinned plots for either depth increment, nor were there overall differences in soil carbon concentrations across treatments.
