The results emphasize the need for careful design of anode pore structures, especially in anode-supported SOFCs which require thicker anodes.
This sub-periosteal implant was made by casting a Co-Cr-Va alloy, which is not as biocompatible as titanium and which requires a thick structure to bear the stress from occlusal force.
This is especially important for Si because of the low absorption cross section inherent to its indirect bandgap, which requires tens to hundreds of times thicker materials for complete absorption compared to direct bandgap material solar cells.
When it became clear that the test couldn't ensure the safety of uncovered foam insulation, California instituted the thermal barrier requirement in 1979, which requires that insulation be protected by a barrier wall, typically half-inch-thick gypsum wallboard.
Finally, the building is considered an environmental hazard, which requires extraordinary measures to keep air inside, such as thick plastic sheeting on each floor.
This can be explained by the presence of a thick keratin layer that covers the vulvar epithelium, which requires vigorous brushing to obtain the underlying diagnostic cells for adequate sampling.
Guilt, buried secrets, miscarriages of justice — the air of "All My Sons" is thick with the pretense that none of this is happening, which requires the actors to play two parts at once.
Mr. Hartshorn's legacy lives on in a local tree preservation ordinance, which requires property owners to get permits when felling any tree that is more than 22 inches thick or three trees with trunks thicker than four inches.
For example, Rb requires a thicker layer of 30 km in order to be absorbed, compared with that of Sr which requires a layer of 15 km in thickness.
Thus, thick scarring of the joint capsule with limited motion is often found at reimplantation, which requires extensive debridement and arthrolysis.
