Sentence examples for thin range from inspiring English sources

Beholden to equipment makers, they sent off film in envelopes and returned prints days later, offering a thin range of service and price.

In a very thin range (0 ~ 15 cycles), Al2O3 barrier layer brings in negative net oxide charges which leads to a positive shift of V FB.

According to these results, we expect a gradual change of color as the mica thickness increases in the thin range below approximately 50 nm.

Taking the ideal V FB as a reference, a bigger shifting value of V FB is obtained in sample S4 compared with those of sample S2 and sample S3, which means that, in a very thin range, more negative net oxide charges in the Al2O3/La2O3/Al2O3 gate stacks would be generated as the thickness of Al2O3 barrier layer increases.

"Ultra-narrow-band" defines the thin range of frequencies that an ALF may accept; an ALF generally has a passband on the order of 0.001 nanometer.

Both thick and thin ranges of thickness ratio are studied.

At that time, the mean serum antibody titre of the six pigs denoted as "thin" ranged from Log 2.2 to Log 2.5 with a mean value of Log 2.36 ± 0.18 for the four pigs diagnosed with PMWS and of 2.2 for each of the two other pigs.

For the case of AMSR-E, 89 GHz data are first used for the thinner range (e.g., 0 0.1 m) and then 36 GHz data for the thicker range (e.g., 0.1 0.2 m).

It was organic, and his pen strokes had a dynamic, thick-and-thin range which Sorel describes as instantly recognizable and difficult to imitate.

When margins on DVDs and CDs started to become thinner, ranges were shrunk radically in favour of more products that offer the retailer a fatter living, such as greetings cards and chocolate bars.

Hatsworth was known for its awkward difficulty spikes, incidentally, but if anything Mickey seems surprisingly tooled-up for his adventure, facing off against a selection of enemies with whirlwind and jumping melee attacks, as well as paint and paint-thinner ranged weapons.