But the predominance and thickness of the sheltering walls recalls the adobe. |
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The way the cells are aligned will cause the quarter-sawn board to shrink a little bit in width and very little in thickness. |
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This model is the standard version of this harmonica and comes in a sleeky black case with reedplates of standard thickness. |
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The expanded skin is then mobilised as full thickness skin grafts, regional advancement flaps, or free flaps. |
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Middorsal skinfold thickness was measured regularly up to 22 weeks, when the presence of multiple tumors interfered significantly. |
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Each month the children's weight, length, head circumference, subscapular skinfold thickness, and mid-arm circumference were measured. |
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Some have suggested that the edema reaction, as determined by measuring the double skinfold thickness, provides a ready alternative. |
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Underwater weighing, skinfold thickness, bioelectrical impedance and near-infrared analysis are more precise means of assessing fatness. |
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Target steel should be of a quality and thickness that will remain flat and undented by bullet strikes with recommended loads. |
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A bright flash of light broke out and surrounded Ryuma, his screams slightly muffled by the thickness of his own energy. |
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The ultra-thin shape of the panels will allow future TV set designers to create televisions with a total thickness of only 3cm or less. |
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In sweaters, for example, the blend's wool component retains body heat and imparts thickness, while cotton makes it comfortable to wear. |
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The Triassic limestones are stacked along monoclines of c.1 km thickness gently dipping toward the north. |
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In addition, intercalated terrigenous turbidites exhibit considerable lateral variation in bed thickness. |
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I slipped short lengths of plastic tubing on top to give the fingers thickness. |
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The ice thickness and snow depth varied from 0.5 to 1.3 m and from 1 to 9 cm, respectively. |
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The first visible layer or course consists almost entirely of marble slabs laid as headers that span the entire thickness of the wall. |
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An Oligocene and early Miocene marine succession with a maximum aggregate thickness of 300 m accumulated on top of the erosion surface. |
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A plus sign means the real thickness is greater than the number posted, while a minus sign means the real thickness is less the number posted. |
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You may need to stack and shim your dado blades to get the specified thickness. |
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The colorful tin can container provides zip ties and variable thickness rubber shims to go around the handlebars and computer mount. |
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Other body sherds were apparently classified by Winters as White Hall or Havana based on the thickness of the sherds. |
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Firstly, the thickness of the plexiglass bezel might potentially interfere with the proper seating of some USB or audio connectors. |
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After and during forming, the millboard sheet is compressed to give it uniform thickness and to consolidate it. |
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Research has indicated that the optimum thickness for the total paint coat is 4-5 mils or about the thickness of a sheet of newspaper. |
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The average thickness of FPO in Europe is about 60 mils, and no product sold there is less than 48 mils. |
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Typically, the in-plane resolution is several hundreds of micrometres with observed slices of several millimetres thickness. |
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The thickness of both wing webs was measured by a pressure-sensitive micrometer before injection. |
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The thickness of subepithelial collagen fibrosis in the gastric biopsies stained with Masson trichrome was measured with an ocular micrometer. |
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On the first album, the sequencers added a modern element and gave the songs their thickness and warmth. |
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Nominal coating thickness for equally coated tinplate range from 0.38 to 1.54 m on each surface. |
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Alternatively, thickness of the carotid intima and media may be measured by using ultrasound. |
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And in the central Arctic, submarine measurements indicate that the average thickness has declined by 40 percent in recent decades. |
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The brain of each rat was sectioned in the coronals plane into 2 mm thickness pieces using a plastic model of the rat brain. |
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A full thickness burn, otherwise referred to as a third-degree burn, involves all layers of the skin. |
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Bark thickness imparts some level of insulation on host tree phloem and influences bark beetle brood survival during cold periods. |
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The body reaches a thickness of 80 m at Hagevatnet and thins towards the south. |
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At Kimmeridge 3, the sandstone body maintains its thickness before thinning rapidly toward Southard Quarry. |
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The salon was very impressed with the quality of the hair and the thickness, as it is hard to get enough human hair to make a full length wig. |
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Depending on your hair length, texture and thickness you could make more braids, fewer braids or even different types of braids. |
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Even the tunic which he was wearing had, despite the thickness of the smoke, remained unsullied. |
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Finally after about half a mile the thickness of the trees parted to reveal a small meadow. |
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Each floor has an oblong chamber with a small room and spiral stair in the wall thickness at the seaward end. |
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Leading from this passage is the vaulted well chamber with its shaft set in the thickness of the walls. |
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As we all know, a certain minimum wall thickness must be maintained for safety reasons. |
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First things first, the holster should fit and be worn with a belt of proper width and thickness. |
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The epidermis is the thinnest component of the skin, varying in thickness from 0.04 mm on the eyelids to 1.6 mm on the palms of the hand. |
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As the lens ages, it increases in weight and thickness, and its proteins undergo a chemical change. |
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Ice doesn't freeze evenly, so a sheet of ice can vary in thickness from solid and safe, to dangerously thin in just a few steps. |
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The timing will vary according to thickness, so check that the meat is cooked before removing the chops. |
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The scanner takes more than 90 measurements of the hand in terms of length, width, thickness and surface area in the span of one second. |
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The earth's crust varies greatly in thickness, the least beneath the oceans, the most under the continental land masses. |
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Time will vary depending on thickness, but you're aiming here for rare-to-medium-rare. |
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These dressings are semipermeable, vary in size and thickness, and have an adhesive that holds the dressing on the skin. |
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Beneath the oceans, the crust varies little in thickness, generally extending only to about 5 km. |
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To determine the exact width and thickness of the pieces you'll need, measure the exposed ends of the floorboards. |
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The thickness of the stones varies according to personal taste but they are usually between 9mm and 10 mm. |
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The author says that no pipeline, regardless of wall thickness, is impervious to failure. |
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The bed thickness is variable from thinly bedded to massive beds up to 9 m thick, and the contacts with other facies are generally gradational. |
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Besides being a source of fast-digesting carbs, that type of cereal will add thickness and texture to your protein shake. |
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He examined strings made of the same material, having the same thickness, and under the same tension, but of different lengths. |
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The tensile strength of clad material depends on the tensile strength of its components and their ratio to its thickness. |
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The baffle plate can have a nonuniform thickness and geometry-controlled openings to achieve a desired gas distribution. |
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That's enough to locate buried foundations, pipes, and cables and determine the thickness and location of backfill. |
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They offer a means of decreasing the electrical insulator thickness without decreasing the physical thickness for improved scalability. |
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Twist the ends like a cracker and then roll the parcel backwards and forwards to create a sausage shape about the thickness of a 50p piece. |
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Ultrasound devices provide reliable measurements of lumen size, distensibility, wall thickness, and the presence of atheroma in large arteries. |
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Don't forget that R-values are determined by material type, thickness, and installed weight per square foot, not by thickness alone. |
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You should consider the several forms of insulation available, their R-values, and the thickness needed. |
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The thickest loess occurs in central China on the Loess Plateau, where it reaches a thickness of about 330 m near Lanzhou. |
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It has a maximum thickness of 250 m and is absent at several localities except for a continuous ironstone horizon. |
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Judging by the thickness of their tails, some of the lizards find the arroyo banks fertile ground. |
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Shielded metal arc welding can be used to weld a wide range of thickness of copper alloys. |
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In the past, I've substituted pureed fruit, such as applesauce, because it is similar in thickness to beaten eggs. |
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Proteins help strengthen and increase the thickness of the skin, making it less prone to fine lines and wrinkles. |
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It is the longest straight-walled rimfire cartridge in production, and getting an even wall thickness is difficult and critical. |
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The thickness of the font was kind of perfect for our logo, not too bold and not too light. |
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Because it is a rheological boundary, and rheological properties depend, inter alia, on strain rate, the thickness also depends on strain rate. |
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The thickness of the tumour and whether there is ulceration remain important prognostic discriminators in patients with a negative biopsy. |
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A letter bomb would be quite heavy, with a thickness of more than 3 cm and dimensions of at least 10 by 15 cm. |
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Tape thickness is approximately 1.5 mils and tape path component tolerances are in the 0.0004-inch range. |
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In the absence of a polymer cushion, the aqueous film thickness was found to vary between a few angstroms and more than 4 nm. |
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An angstrom, a unit of length measuring the wavelength of light, is about 500,000 times smaller than the thickness of a human hair. |
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An angstrom, the smallest wavelength of light, is about 500,000 times smaller than the thickness of a human hair. |
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This offset depends on the angle of incidence, the index of refraction, and is directly proportional to the thickness of the slab. |
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The method of assembly depends on the thickness of the boards and the size of the completed frame. |
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Aleksandrov further developed the integral transform method and used asymptotic methods to solve the problem for a finite thickness layer. |
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Like your eyelashes, so blond they were only noticeable when you blinked and the top row met the bottom in a layer of double thickness. |
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In his corner, Michael has a double thickness of dirty foam rubber, two sleeping bags with broken zippers. |
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The company can mark tubing with alphanumerical text of any height, width, and thickness, and can serialize this text. |
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The commercial paving contractor, however, is likely to charge by the square yard, based on a certain thickness of each material. |
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The roof was made of reinforced concrete about 18-20 cm in thickness with reinforcing bars within the concrete. |
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The change of the lability of the system as the diffusion layer thickness is modified is analyzed in detail. |
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The pumpkin-shaped balloon is composed of a lightweight polyethylene film about the thickness of ordinary plastic food wrap. |
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With a thickness of 12 inches, the arch features a decorative keystone and double corbels, outlined by antique glazing on a white lacquer base. |
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If I glance over to my bag on the floor there's a shape about the thickness of two reams of paper in it. |
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The set, or alternating tilt of each tooth, cuts a kerf that is wider than the thickness of the blade. |
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A 2oz spindle with a 2 inch diameter whorl works for fine to medium thickness wool. |
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The first dorsal fin has four rays, the lips are smooth and are roughly the same thickness as the diameter of the eye. |
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The images span the entire thickness of the vascular wall from the intima to the adventitia. |
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At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer. |
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All parking lots must be jointed, with the joint spacing depending on the pavement thickness. |
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First remove several stems about the thickness of a pencil from the shrub and trim them to a length of around 30 cm just below a leaf joint. |
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The thickness of perpend and bed joints varies considerably, and perpend joints do not line up. |
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It has all the flavor of a bell pepper packed into a wall with one half the thickness, and none of the wateriness to chew your way through. |
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The grey colour of quartz is a mineralogical standard showing that the thickness is correct. |
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The thickness of the threads and the tightness with which they are woven together affect the handling properties of the cloth, its stability, and texture. |
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Simmered in the Belgian beef stew known as carbonnade, a Chimay can make the broth rich with flavor and thickness. |
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This method uses wallboard which is the same thickness as the wall. |
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From its beginning at the 5th cervical segment, the spinal root of the accessory nerve increases in thickness as fibers join it from higher segments. |
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The experimental tank was constructed from glass of 1 cm thickness held together with silicone rubber and divided into two equal proportions by a watertight partition. |
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The thickness of the Jurassic and Cretaceous cover sediments is relatively thin and the Variscan was the last major erogenic event to have affected the region. |
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Despite the thickness of this relatively stagnant water mass of more than 1000 m, the water age is only slightly more than a decade, indicating large-scale advective exchange. |
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For advanced keratoconus when vision is severely affected by scarring, penetrating keratoplasty or full thickness cornea transplant is the most common surgery performed. |
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If you scaled up the thickness of the DNA chain to that of ordinary sewing thread, you would need a 4 kilometer reel to represent the length in an average human chromosome. |
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Traditional film thickness microspectrophotometers are normally used to simply monitor film thicknesses on silicon wafers using only reflectometry. |
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Remove a floor register and measure the thickness of your flooring. |
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To determine the exact width and thickness of the pieces you'll need, lift up a heat register or threshold and measure the exposed ends of the floorboards. |
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The soil consisted of a rendzina 28 cm in thickness, overlying a horizon that has been altered by cryoturbation and was situated on a gelifracted chalk layer. |
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The clefs, rests, and expression marks such as slurs and phrasing, even the thickness of the staves, make up a complex pictorial and typographical unity. |
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Today, machines trim and cut the thickness and polish the leather. |
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In the Northern Hemisphere, because of the thickness of glacial ice and the way it calves, most icebergs are of the more dramatically shaped kinds. |
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Steel sheets are manufactured in a rolling process where the rolls are used to reduce the sheet thickness and to achieve the desired surface characteristics. |
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Scottish slate's distinguishing features of colour, texture, thickness and range of sizes when split are key contributors to the character of Scottish roofscapes. |
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The notation of section thickness on a microscope slide informs the observer of the approximate level of magnification most suitable for examination of the tissue section. |
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The selection depends on the design and thickness of the wall. |
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Such opportunities are highly-valued by the scientific community, as the thickness and quality of the polar ice can be measured with a great deal of accuracy from underwater. |
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Posteriorly, the pterygoid thins to less than 1 mm in thickness. |
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The sheet has a maximum thickness of 4 meters at the south end of Flint Ridge State Memorial and an average thickness of 1.5 meters, thinning toward the edges. |
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The amount of melt is critical in maximizing the thickness of the recrystallized zone around the container and to the sealing of any fissures in the zone of metamorphism. |
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Each brain was serially sectioned in the coronal plane at a thickness of 8 micrometers, mounted on a gelatin-coated glass slide, then stained with hematoxylin-eosin. |
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Of the many cold-work applications for tool steel, special mention should be made of the cold punching of plate having a thickness greater than about 3mm. |
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It can be microwaved, under cling film, for three to four minutes, depending on the thickness of the shoots, and then left to stand for another three minutes. |
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There was another large decrease in 2012, but Wadhams and other experts also worry that the thickness of Arctic ice is plummeting. |
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The amount of time the fennel needs to cook will depend upon its thickness and the heat of your range. |
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An index for structural safety was obtained by assessing the required thickness of the midship for each hull form to endure the vertical bending moment imposed by waves. |
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Many have observed the benefit of using materials with a minimum thickness of 15 mils when ready-mix trucks or laser screeds drive directly on the vapor retarder. |
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Some sheet metal, particularly that used in the manufacture of steel studs and other steel-framing members, may also be referred to by its thickness in mils. |
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The stiffness of the beam could be changed by varying the thickness of the flat bar of mild steel and by adjusting the distance between the end clamps. |
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In this case, one needs to find the optimal thickness for the crystal that minimally compromises on diffracting volume on the one hand and transparence on the other. |
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The evidence for tidal influence arises from documentation of bidirectional cross-strata, tidal bundles, tidal rhythmites and periodic variation in foreset thickness. |
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The kit contains one match barrel, one match bushing, three snap-in moon-shaped shims of different thickness, one link and pin, and two pieces of shim stock. |
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Thus, strong tuberculation induces an increased thickness of the ammonitic whorl, with a maximum thickness located midflank and sometimes even higher on the whorl. |
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The inability to feel a 5.07 thickness monofilament indicates the absence of protective sensation, resulting in decreased awareness of pressure injury or trauma. |
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For example, the thickness of the silver plate that is deposited electrochemically on a spoon is greater if the electrical current is allowed to flow longer. |
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The sial and sima both form the earth's crust which varies in thickness. |
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In addition, body weight, height, and skinfold thickness were measured. |
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The biceps skinfold thickness was measured as the thickness of a vertical fold raised on the anterior aspect of the arm, over the belly of the biceps muscle. |
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Except for a tendency to have a greater skinfold thickness, all other indicators of cardiovascular risk were remarkably similar for exposed and non-exposed. |
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The neck in thickness equaled the bole of a moderate-sized tree. |
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Roentgenographically, the enamel is of normal thickness but has a moth-eaten appearance. |
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The thickness of varves is variable, depending on the cyclicity of sedimentation. |
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Liltingly called the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Mini, the keyboard is itself about the same size and thickness as an iPad Mini. |
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But the necessity for such a backlight system has made it difficult to reduce the thickness of the liquid crystal display monitor device. |
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It is a widespread unit which attains a thickness of around 45m though is more generally 15m thick. |
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Its maximum known thickness of around 70 metres occurs in the North Pennines. |
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The thickness could, therefore, amount to several thousand feet of sediment. |
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Unfortunately it also increases the danger from direct contact and increases the required insulation thickness. |
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For a given amount of power transmitted, increasing the voltage reduces the current and therefore reduces the required wire thickness. |
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Although wall thickness can be quite variable on single sherds, there are no vessels with abrupt angularities or with carinated profiles. |
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For Clamex P10 the minimum material thickness is 13 mm for corner joints and 16 mm for mitre joints. |
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Its thickness allows the animal to run through thorn bush without being punctured. |
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Top side steel spirals and center punch with steel wing rod of thickness of 3mm. |
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The 1700V MOSFET has a new gate design, a more sophisticated ohmic contact and an optimized technology to reduce the epitaxy layer thickness. |
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To eliminate the influence of error thickness of the deposited film on the spectrograms, an internal standard was introduced. |
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The coal seams are up to 100 metres thick, with multiple coal seams often giving virtually continuous brown coal thickness of up to 230 metres. |
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The crystallization rate, crystalline thickness, and spherulite size affect the thermomechanical properties of PLA articles significantly. |
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Chalk as seen in Cretaceous deposits of Western Europe is unusual among sedimentary limestones in the thickness of the beds. |
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The thickness of the AAIW ranges greatly between where it forms and its most northern extent. |
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The great thickness of the lithosphere requires that this bending be gentle. |
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Studies have shown that the average ice thickness has decreased in recent years. |
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The extent of sea ice around Antarctica has remained roughly constant in recent decades, although the thickness changes are unclear. |
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Much of the Arctic Ocean is covered by sea ice that varies in extent and thickness seasonally. |
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The color becomes increasingly stronger and darker with increasing thickness. |
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Egg-crating can also be used to support metal molds where the thickness of the metal has been reduced to improve weight savings and costs. |
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Aside from anchoring the jaw muscles, the thickness of the crests protect their skulls from hard blows. |
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Both the thickness and structure of the later sequence will be controlled by the underlying geology in the absence of any active tectonics. |
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The Veneti built their ships of oak with large transoms fixed by iron nails of a thumb's thickness. |
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In cheek skin, the thickness normally increases and the elasticity usually decreases with age. |
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If the gap between the blades is less than the thickness of the grass, a clean cut can still be made. |
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The extent and thickness of the pack ice has reached unusually low levels in several recent years. |
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Segment lengths vary between rifts, depending on the elastic thickness of the lithosphere. |
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The decline in Arctic sea ice, both in extent and thickness, over the last several decades is further evidence for rapid climate change. |
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If there is little or no content on the base map, the contour lines may be drawn with relatively heavy thickness. |
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Because of the relatively young age and great thickness of the system, Cretaceous rocks are evident in many areas worldwide. |
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The neoplasm, which had apoptotic bodies and necrobiosis, also invaded the full thickness of the skin, and the epidermis was very thin. |
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Footpad swelling was monitored by serial weekly measurements, for 30 days, of footpad thickness with the help of a digital pachymeter. |
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Next in line for review is the choice of stiffener material and stiffener thickness. |
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Cortical thickness and neurocognition in adolescent marijuana and alcohol users following 28 days of monitored abstinence. |
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Individual bands may vary in thickness from a few millimeters to a kilometer or more. |
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To measure cornea thickness, ophthalmologists use a device called a pachymeter to look at the optic nerve. |
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The base of the plant is a well developed stupose portion reaching to 1 cm in thickness and with a spreading attachment area. |
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The stone is massive, but the thickness of extracted blocks is limited by stylolites. |
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Subbase thickness also depends on other factors such as the amount of soil support and anticipated wheel loads. |
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Figure 6 shows the results of opposite-side measurements at three distances from epicenter, each a submultiple of T, the plate thickness. |
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The stage is missing in some westernmost sections or has restricted thickness due to pre-Porkuni submarine erosion or nondeposition. |
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The depression usually totals a third of the ice sheet or glacier's thickness. |
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Towards the top of the shale is a horizon of spherical to ovoid concretionary nodules that reach a maximum thickness of 3 cm. |
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Pegmatites form sub-horizontal injections of metric to decametric thickness but seem to have only a local influence on the mineralisation. |
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Finally weakness in the perineal body or perineocele is determined by palpating the thickness and integrity of the perineal body on rectal exam. |
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Calculations of stability and strains of a pile wall solution 40 cm in thickness were carried out by geostatic analyses. |
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It may have a normal athletic shoe sole or a special layer of rubbery material applied to the sole of a thickness to match the sliding shoe. |
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Following laparoscopic ileocecectomy, pathology demonstrated haemorrhage, inflammation, oedema and full thickness necrosis of the caecal wall. |
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Finally, the latewood tracheids are formed, with small radial sizes and greater cell wall thickness. |
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The coatings were placed on 40 nm thickness ferritic Sandvik 0C-404 strip steel, without underlayer. |
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Another influential factor associated with tree size that increases harvester cycle time and negatively impacts productivity is branch thickness. |
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We achieve sub-20 nm nanotrenches for the first time, by lowering the ambient temperature and reducing the PMMA thickness. |
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Today companies utilize a combination of nucleonic, x-ray or infrared gauges to measure the total thickness. |
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Choroidal thickness was defined as the distance between the retinal pigment epithelium to the inner margin of the sclera. |
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The properties of a fabricated nanolaminate depend upon its composition and thickness. |
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First, the team obtained data on the thickness of airway walls by studying tissue removed at autopsy from the lungs of people with severe asthma. |
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Radiographically, the bony walls of the sinus are of normal thickness, and there is no evidence of erosion. |
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Cobalt chromium alloy strengthens the stent and allows for strut thickness while maintaining radiopacity. |
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But as the airfoil plate thickness increases above 10mm, it may be blocks the flow of the air fuel mixture. |
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The sensors ride on air cushions and are held apart by the thickness of the sheet. |
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Diffusion coefficient obtained from the measured values of thickness IMF used to calculate the activation energy. |
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Its major advantage over sheet metal of identical thickness is its lower weight and the fact that it is manufactured by a wasteless technology. |
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This formation is overlain by light to dark dolomite containing coral, sand and crinoids, having less than 100 m thickness. |
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Reports on the influence of immobilization on the articular cartilage thickness are controversial. |
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Access to the abdominal cavity can be difficult because of the thickness of the abdominal wall in these patients. |
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The other challengers demanded that core samples be taken from the plastic hull to show its thickness. |
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Eighteen white rabbits were subjected to a 30 per cent TBSA full thickness burn. |
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For a given thickness, compare the ounces per square yard to determine the relative densities of the padding. |
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Only half the thickness was modeled to reduce computational time by assuming axisymmetry. |
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You first measure the neck thickness of several cases of the same brand, then select a bushing that resizes the necks to. |
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The thickness of cushions in first-class coaches, including the backrest, is four inches and there are no full backrests in second class coaches. |
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I would say that a thickness of 2 ins diameter and a length of 11 ins would count as a supercock. |
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The thickness of a layer of thatch decreases over time as the surface gradually turns to compost and is blown off the roof by wind and rain. |
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Since we do not need walls for load-bearing, the storage walls do not have to have any special thickness. |
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The till is overlain by glaciolacustrine sands, silts or varved clays, up to 25 m in thickness. |
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The absence of slagginess and vesicularity in the considerable thickness exposed is also against its being a lava. |
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Shale is characterized by breaks along thin laminae or parallel layering or bedding less than one centimeter in thickness, called fissility. |
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The term is also used for all types of knitted fabric, and its thickness and weight is defined by denier or opacity. |
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Its thickness is the distance from the inner circle to the outer circle, and its width is the distance from one edge to the other. |
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To some extent the actual thickness of the filmset letters can be controlled to suit differing paper surfaces. |
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This distance is determined by the methodology of excavation and the design thickness of the permanent liner. |
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The weight of a ream therefore depends on the dimensions of the paper and its thickness. |
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The researchers placed a soft, ridged film over bumpy plastic-and-graphene sheets about the thickness of a few layers of Saran Wrap. |
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However, because cores were often off center, the wall thickness determined the size of the bore. |
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Depending on the thickness of the iron bars, the pots were then heated from below for a week or more. |
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The difference between the thickness of initial and rolled metal piece is called Draught. |
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It is important to note that one could have a flatness defect even with the workpiece having the same thickness across the width. |
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Mandolines have an adjustable blade set at an angle that can be adjusted to cut to any thickness you want. |
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A bridge mandrel is similar to a thick sleeve in that it has a certain thickness to increase the repeat size. |
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Endometrial thickness, morphology, vascular penetration and velocimetry in predicting implantation in an in vitro fertilization program. |
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Wedge is a measure of the thickness at one edge as opposed to the other edge. |
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Crown is the thickness in the center as compared to the average thickness at the edges of the workpiece. |
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As the rolling occurs the wall thickness decreases as the diameter increases. |
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To reduce the need for small rolls pack rolling is used, which rolls multiple sheets together to increase the effective starting thickness. |
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Through this hole would then go the measuring rod with a catch on the bottom to determine ice thickness, he said. |
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In most cases these are brittly deformed, so it is likely that the thickness of basement rock carried on these thrust planes was never large. |
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Check the thickness of the timber on the wall panels and look for shiplap and overlap cladding as a sign of good construction. |
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The gap between the two rolls is less than the thickness of the starting material, which causes it to deform. |
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Cold rolling cannot reduce the thickness of a workpiece as much as hot rolling in a single pass. |
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Also, the thickness of the iron in steam drums was low by modern standards. |
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The Q Plus camshaft has been specifically designed to provide the necessary shoe lift to use the added lining thickness without cam rollover. |
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Individuals were sexed by the length and thickness of the segments of the metasoma. |
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For this reason, the thickness window where completely as-cast ausferritic microstructures are obtainable must be clearly defined. |
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Use a 0 to 6-in vernier caliper to measure the area and thickness of each cleaned corroded area. |
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Two health screenings yearly to monitor body mass index, skinfold thickness and waist circumference. |
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The skinfold thickness was measured before injection and 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24 and 48 h after injection using micrometric clippers. |
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The aluminium oxide layer can be built to greater thickness by the process of electrolytic anodising. |
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Oldham counts refers to the medium thickness cotton that was used for general purpose cloth. |
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Its walls equipped with loopholes have a thickness of up to 4 meters. |
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The minimum thickness of residual stroma to prevent ectasia should be 250 mm. However, some unknown factors can still be responsible for iatrogenic keratectasias. |
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Telford improved on methods for the building of macadam roads by improving the selection of stone based on thickness, taking into account traffic, alignment and slopes. |
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Work by researchers, Cook and Thirlaway and also by Brooks in the 1950s and '60s resulted in estimates of the thickness of the sedimentary rock sequence in the basin. |
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When designing diacritics, it is necessary to pay attention to their thickness, position, size and eigenvalue of the letterform from the font-face concerned. |
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Davy experimented with brass gauze, determining the maximum size of the gaps and the optimum wire thickness to prevent a flame passing through the gauze. |
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After injections are performed, subjects will return to the clinic for assessment of total, terminal and vellus hair density and cumulative hair thickness, as well safety. |
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Characteristic orthogonal polynomials in the study of transverse vibrations of nonhomogeneous rectangular orthotropic plates of bilinearly varying thickness. |
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The thickness of mirk is bad enough, but the thickness of white, illimitable ether is worse a thousandfold, for it closes the eye and mazes the wits. |
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If there is a variation in thickness and compactability of a sequence, loading by later deposits will give rise to spatially varying amounts of compaction. |
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The mold used in this work has an Archimedean spiral shaped cavity that is 20 mm wide and having a maximum flow length of 850 mm and thickness of 3 mm. |
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The shear test involves installing a rivet into two plates at specified hardness and thickness and measuring the force necessary to shear the plates. |
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Eleven holes have been drilled, with magnetite intersections in the first nine and the eleventh holes, ranging from a thickness of 14 meters to 33 meters. |
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Then, the first tracheids of the transition zone are formed, where the radial size of cells and thickness of their cell walls changes considerably. |
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In this study, they investigated the effects of topical application of an aqueous extract of this alga on the thickness and the mechanical properties of human skin. |
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Therefore, if absorption causes an attenuation of the oscillation amplitude, the temperature must decrease exponentially with increasing thickness. |
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This is exactly how benchrest shooters resize their brass, because their case necks have been outside-turned so each has precisely the same wall thickness. |
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An excessive film thickness, on the other hand, produces bollarding in which the diameter of the specimen becomes bigger at the ends than at the middle. |
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Almost any melt-processable polymer can be fabricated into kilometers of nanolayered films, and layers less than 10 nm in thickness have been made. |
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Thoracic aortic atheromas were classified according to thickness, extent of involvement of the aorta, and morphologic characteristics of the plaque. |
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At this localization, T2-weighted images revealed a heterogeneous hyperintense lesion, and at C2, C3, and C4 levels increased retropharyngeal soft tissue thickness appeared. |
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Venation of the plants in medium-wet habitats and the anatomic framework of the leaf evoke a local change in the thickness of their transverse section. |
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Line weight is simply the darkness or thickness of the line used. |
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Continuous on-line ultrasonic thickness gauging is done by coupling the sound beam into the test piece through a water column generated by a squirter probe. |
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The rubble concrete underbuilding has a uniform thickness of 5 feet, where the depth is less than 10 feet, but for greater depths the underbuilding is 6 feet thick at the top. |
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An intrusive dike is an igneous body with a very high aspect ratio, which means that its thickness is usually much smaller than the other two dimensions. |
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These ridges are prominent, about the thickness of a coarse thread, very numerous, irregular, and run into one another, but towards the bottom, always furcate or divide. |
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So he had shiplap wood siding milled to reflect the precise thickness of the first-floor brick and mortar and used this siding to cover the new second floor. |
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The decrease in material thickness causes the material to elongate. |
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This is measured in watts and depends mainly on the resistance of the filament, which in turn depends mainly on the filament's length, thickness, and material. |
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The thickness of the parietal neocortexes was then measured. |
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The photon sphere is a spherical boundary of zero thickness in which photons that move on tangents to that sphere would be trapped in a circular orbit about the black hole. |
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The inside walls are sheathed in an amber-colored veneer about the thickness of two sheets of paper, cut from a single log of an African moabi tree. |
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The minimum stratigraphic thickness is reported as 800 m in the Bays Mountain synclinorium and the maximum is 2,300 m in Blount and Monroe counties. |
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But he points out that when HSLA materials are on the doc, it is a good thing to spec that straightener in terms of both material thickness and tensile strength. |
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We placed the calcaneal marker 1 cm higher than the toe marker with respect to the ground to account for the difference in the heel and forefoot sole thickness of the shoe. |
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Since absorption is cumulative, the color effect intensifies with increasing thickness or if internal reflections cause the light to take a longer path through the ice. |
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