Sentence examples for threshold thickness from inspiring English sources
Thus, 450 μm is considered as the threshold thickness.
The threshold thickness depends on the temperature of the bedrock, the dike length, and the other physical properties of magma.
The dependence of the threshold thickness on some key parameters was investigated and the associated effect on the optical performance by changing these key parameters was also studied.
The steady-state concept is based on feedbacks between soil thickness and weathering at the base of the regolith, such that (sometimes after an optimal or threshold thickness is achieved), thicker soils lead to lower weathering rates (and vice versa).
It is indicated that the optical performance of the device could be improved by reducing the dielectric slab thickness, assuming that the dielectric slab thickness was larger than the threshold thickness.
Therefore, the threshold thickness of the seed layers for the conversion between the well-aligned and poorly-aligned NWs is 8 nm. Figure 3 SEM images of the NWs grown on ZnO seed layers with different thickness.
Essentially, the energy minimization process that involves accommodation of the misfit strains at a threshold film thickness is studied.
Cross-sectional SEM results revealed that the threshold TGO thickness of SSA TBCs is about 5.3 to 5.8 μm.
In this paper, we report the observation of a threshold Ni thickness of about 4 nm, when the average CNT growth rate switches from an increasing to a decreasing function of increasing Ni thickness, for a process temperature of 700°C.
It appears that this change in growth rate at the observed threshold Ni thickness could be linked to a change in the preferential growth mode of the CNTs, from "base growth" to "tip growth".
Shear is the type of stress that exists when particles slide over one another, and scientists thought that if the shear stress in a cornstarch suspension exceeded a certain threshold, the thickness or viscosity would increase massively enough to support a person's weight.
