Sentence examples for thin zone from inspiring English sources

Scans show that both lesions are characterized by a thin zone of demineralization at the cavity boundary and deeper sclerosis of the dentinal tubules.

"This is strongly suggestive of a new style of physical controls over friction, like water flow in the thin zone between the rock of the bed and the ice," he said.

Fingers are created with interfacial perturbations, formed by adding a thin zone of regularly varying hydraulic conductivity along the layer.

In addition, the folding of tailor rolled tubes is always stated to occur at the thin zone near the tube end.

The researchers speculate that the formation of the planet, through accretion of dust or some sort of gravitational instability, may account for the "clearing" of the disk's thin zone.

After quasi-static axial-crushing tests for these tailor rolled tubes, it shows that the first fold always starts at the end of thin zone and gradually extends to the thick zone.

For the most part, these thin zones within the source rock interval received only minor attention in the past since hydrocarbons do not flow without stimulation.

Horizontal wells have been used to produce thin zones, fractured reservoirs, formations with water and gas coning problems, waterflooding, heavy oil reservoirs, gas reservoirs, and in EOR methods such as thermal and CO2 flooding (Joshi 2003).

However, except for these basal layers and thin zones where the ash was devitrified (loses the properties of a glass and becomes brittle), the entire sheet is melded together.

At longer spatial lengths relative to the grid spacing there is what is referred to ubiquitously as "spurious vorticity," or the long-thin zone problem.

The fontanels are located at the midline junctions of bregma and lamda, and have a thinner zone in the skull; where the skull is thinner, it is more conductive.