Sentence examples for thinning down from inspiring English sources

There is approximately no strain relaxation along the length of FSSM, and the elastic strains along the other two axes in FSSM are partially relaxed by thinning down for the preparation of TEM samples.

The results obtained in this study indicate, for this site at least, that early thinning down to a final stand density of 400 stems ha−1 had no detrimental effect on wood stiffness.

To overcome these challenges, two novel fabrication techniques have been introduced: (1) selectively thinning down Nafion with plasma etch, to make the passive areas thin and compliant; (2) impregnating Nafion film with platinum ions, which significantly reduces the film swellability and allows subsequent lithography and other steps.

Pathology is characterized by epithelial thinning down, sclerosis of the upper derma, and inflammatory infiltrate underneath).

Among them, intrinsic aging is a time-dependent process, which leads to gradual skin changes affecting its structure and function such as thinning down of both epidermal and dermal compartments and a flattening and fragility of the dermo-epidermal junction.

Key techniques in the fabrication include a low-temperature bonding technique using a spin-on polymer, design of electrode interconnect, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) for thinning down the bulk PZT, and deep reactive ion etching bulk micromachining of silicon.

Tenements have been thinned down and tarted up.

In the modules with ICVs the FE-I3 chips will be thinned down to 50 um.

The tested device was a MIMOSA V (MV) chip, back-thinned down to the epitaxial layer.

Then within a few years, the forms thin down, grow lighter.

Linda Wagner-Martin's was much improved, though much thinned down, by my requiring her to substantiate the . . .