Sentence examples for unit of thickness from inspiring English sources

so long as the area has 1 unit of thickness.

The geophysical log at Bikarm reveals the occurrence of three clay units, of thickness ranging from 5 to 10 m, at 75 to 115 m of depth and separated by medium sand.

The maps show distribution of the reservoir sand units in terms of thickness, topography and relief as dictated by the structures.

In this work, we aimed to assess the effects of high concentrations of GBCA firstly on the change in linear attenuation coefficient (LAC the fraction of photons absorbed per unit thickness of the material) of a solution of increasing GBCA concentration and PET radiotracer and secondly on PET image-based activity concentration.

DEM tracks the dynamic interaction of "particles," where in this two-dimensional context a particle is defined as a rigid disc of unit thickness occupying a finite space.

In the biofiltration unit, the thickness of the filter media (manganese sand) is 1 m and the particle size of the filter material is 0.6 1.2 mm.

For example, if a 500-m-diameter crater penetrates through the uppermost unit and reaches to the underlying unit, the thickness of the uppermost unit at the point is estimated to be thinner than (sim 100 m.

The results showed that the position of the backrest roller has a significant effect on the breaking strength in the warp direction, weight per area unit, and thickness of fabric.

Films thicker than approximately 50 μm showed an increase in oxygen uptake per unit polymer mass as film thickness increased, while oxygen uptake per unit film area remained independent of thickness, suggesting that oxidation was heterogeneous and proceeded essentially as an oxidized front penetrating into the film from the surfaces exposed to oxygen.

It can be defined as the time rate of transfer by conduction, through unit thickness, across unit area for unit temperature gradient.

Thermal conductivity represents a uniform heat flow through a unit thickness of material between two faces of unit area that are subjected to a unit temperature difference (Mindess et al. 2003).