Sentence examples for variations in layer from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 7, a significant effect of variations in layer thickness is observed on the reflection and transmission coefficients.

Deposition profiles were recorded to gain insight in the position dependent variations in layer thickness in such a reactor.

The ideal structure shows no detectable g r, tunneling, or surface leakage currents, and is more tolerant to variations in layer composition than other barrier detector architectures.

Mesoporous TiO2 thin film electrodes (MTTFEs) were prepared by variations in layer of screen-printed TiO2 nanocrystals pastes, and dye-sensitized solar cells (DSCs) based on different thickness of MTTFEs were fabricated with dye C106.

Interest in two-dimensional, sheet-like or flake-like carbon forms has expanded beyond monolayer graphene to include related materials with significant variations in layer number, lateral dimension, rotational faulting, and chemical modification.

In particular, the lateral viscosity variations in layer TZ is opposite to that in UM and LM, and so the net interaction of the different layers are quite complex and preclude any simple interpretation of why certain peaks and troughs are there in the maps of uplift rate, geoid rate or tangential velocity.

The plot of Fig. 2b illustrates clearly the variation in layer thickness from the deposited thickness of ~6 nm during the nanohole formation and refill process.

Different measures of intra-tablet uniformity were investigated: the average thickness on the individual tablet faces, spatial variation in layer thickness over the tablet surface, and the coefficient of variation (CVintra).

The first step in implementing any resistor is to choose the appropriate layer, which depends on various factors such as resistivity of the different layers, variation in resistivity under different process and environmental conditions (temperature), and variation in layer width under different process conditions.

(v) The observed variation in layer spacing with H2O/Si ratio.

Because of the inherent micro-anatomical variation in layer thickness both within patients and across the population, collection of spectra from specific layers cannot be performed by simply acquiring measurements from a specific depth below the skin's surface.