| 词汇 | example_english_thickness |
| 释义 | Examples of thicknessThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Commercially produced cellulose acetate is now available in sheets and rolls in a wide range of thicknesses. Another possibility is to look at the boundary-layer thicknesses, but no sound basis is available for this. Significant thicknesses of fault rock are shown, and minor intrusions omitted. The thicknesses of these boundary layers are of the same order because the relevant speeds of convection are the same for both. Perhaps layer thicknesses are not entirely determined by local properties, as is implicit in our explanation. The human body contains a multitude of nerves of different lengths and thicknesses, at different degrees of tautness. Various tungsten percentages and overcoat thicknesses were simulated in order to optimize the amount of radiation heating developed in the ablator. Accordingly, in propagation of the electron signal from the metal surface, there appear consecutively "collapse bands" and "revival layers" of a few nanometer thicknesses. Within the alternating metapelite-quartzite sequence, a trend of increasing grain size displayed by northwestward-decreasing thicknesses of metapelites, and northwestward-increasing portions of quartzite can be observed. He knows how to vary their colours and thicknesses subtly, where others find themselves entangled in an unrelieved greyness without any colour at all. Usually floodplains are not veneers of alluvium explicable by lateral channel movements, but considerable thicknesses smoothing over more complex relief. The paw swelling for each mouse was calculated by adding the four thicknesses of the individual paws. Between the normal subjects, medial thicknesses for the vessel sizes are remarkably consistent. The target thicknesses were 93 mg/cm2 for both iron densities, and 20 mg/cm2 for both carbon densities. A similar trend occurs for finite film thicknesses (figure 9a). Figure 6 shows the u-component intensity about two boundary-layer thicknesses downstream of the trailing edge. Inset at top right shows thicknesses of the two members to scale. The calculations are performed for homogeneous plasma columns of different lengths and mass thicknesses. Electrons have the experimental advantage of being scattered to significantly larger angles at the same kinetic energies for the same target thicknesses. Here we shall relax these assumptions, so that stationary solutions for different foil thicknesses can be considered. Note that the thicknesses of different units are not to scale (given in metres within brackets). Within the central part of the basin, the stratigraphic pile reaches thicknesses of 7 km and there is evidence for growth across normal faults. We seek to choose optimum layers thicknesses according to a given figure of merit. Longitudinal sections were cut to thicknesses of 10 m and stained with hematoxylin. Trough cross-beds with set thicknesses of 0.3 to 0.5 m occur in sandstone which is coarse, very coarse or slightly granular. A range of measurements were made on cliff and shoreline exposures where variable thicknesses of soil (0 up to 10 cm thick) covered pelitic bedrock. Available m 0 4 mm. 0.6 mm and 08 mm thicknesses and m configurations from2.5x3.8cm to 10x 15cm. Figure 3 shows the various boundary-layer thicknesses encountered in the steady flow. By restricting themselves to one chosen wavenumber and one set of sublayer thicknesses they did not discover the presence of double-minimum points for this configuration. The beds have thicknesses between 10 and 40 cm and are actually thin troughs that may extend over distances of some decametres. The thicknesses listed with the units are the maximum known estimates. Note that this is a mixed carbonate/clastic deposit and that the thicknesses of the basal sandstone and conglomerate vary along strike. They were said to attain thicknesses of 0.8 to 5 m and were correlated over tens of kilometres. All quoted stratigraphic thicknesses are estimates, taking into account the effects of tectonism. The shock transit time is always longer in the radiative case in our range of experimental parameters of laser intensity and target thicknesses!. Table 2 gives similar results for iron at the same densities and for mass columns of different thicknesses. Figure 10b depicts the experimental and simulated burnthrough times for various ablator thicknesses in experiments having no beam smoothing on the laser. However, at very small thicknesses, there is a loss of light due to inadequate absorption of the electron energy. I would have liked a short comparative overview of heat flow characteristics and of subsidence rates relative to strain rate and initial crustal/lithospheric thicknesses. In addition, the different shapes, weights and thicknesses of the kernels may reduce the chance that cracks are detected. The inner and outer thicknesses were increased and decreased independently, so a total of four evaluations occurred. Even so, good agreement was obtained between lubrication theory and finite element predictions of the film thicknesses. Where discernible, bed thicknesses are very variable (10 cm-10 m). User-system interaction is menu-driven and probabilities are qualitatively codified by means of colours and thicknesses. The eddies, as they relax, advect their energy into adjacent shocks whose thicknesses adjust to dissipate the energy as it comes. However, much greater thicknesses of layer would contribute effectively at lower pressures. Nevertheless, the upper bound i = j surface will certainly not be reached for large thicknesses of gas at high pressure. Results obtained for different thicknesses of plate indicate similar flow patterns. However, within specific regions they show relatively constant thicknesses. The level of suppression depends on the thicknesses and densities of both shells. With these two thicknesses, we were able to check if the shock is stationary during its propagation through the foam. Here, lead plates of varying thicknesses were implemented, which were sufficient to stop electrons at the regarded energy bins. The maximum flux density on the target sur face qm that corresponded to the peak of the approximating triangle and the foil thicknesses were varied. In this paper, the results of measurements of the triceps and subscapular skinfold thicknesses are presented. The nuclear layers were of comparable thicknesses between the two species. Their shells have similar thicknesses to that of accompanying podocope and palaeocope forms and are certainly more heavily mineralized than those of pelagic myodocopids or entomozoaceans. The strings, grouped in sets of five like musical notation, are of different thicknesses, with the tethered harp, intended for plucking, having more solid and durable ones. Available in 0.4 mm. 0.6 mm and 0.8 mm thicknesses and in configurations from 2.5x3.8cm to 10x 15cm. Depending on the thicknesses of the layers and the magnitude of the density gradient in each layer, this middle zero can occur in any of the three layers. Second, the determination of the powers, materials, thicknesses, and spacings of the elements. Note that better approximations for ru and rd can be made by subtracting the film thicknesses from the local gap or accounting for the divergence of the roll surfaces [14]. The first one is the step change occurring over a short distance, presumably of the order of a few viscous sublayer thicknesses, downstream of the trailing edge. In the present study, the 0-3.0 m profile was divided into 10 layers with thicknesses ranging from 0.1 m at the soil surface to 0.6 m at the bottom. Inspecting the results for different foil thicknesses, it is seen that in copper the collisional model results in a good match between the experimental and theoretical spot sizes. In the current paper, we have compared the singular slip model with a range of parameters to the precursor model, with a range of precursor thicknesses. The layer thicknesses were monitored during the experiments and frequent photographs were taken so that details of the experiments could be reconsidered later and analysed a t leisure. Bacterial biofilms have thicknesses typically measured in hundreds of microns, so it is not sur prising that they were largely overlooked until about thirty years ago. In the region close to the wall, the transverse mean velocity distribution and wall-stress component attained an asymptotic state in an axial distance of about ten initial boundary layer thicknesses. Figure 7 presents typical time histories taken for two 10 mg 0cm 3 agar samples of different thicknesses obtained with the help of the high-speed optical streak camera. In dimensioning the plan, brick sizes had often to be the determining factor, and brick thicknesses had to be accommodated at corners and junctions, requiring some unexpected manipulations. In these experiments, sample thicknesses were all about 1 mm which is sufficiently thick to establish both a laser ablation layer and sufficient depth for shock-propagation and rarefaction effects. The major observable differences were in the sparse nature of the ganglion cell layer, the relative thicknesses of the plexiform layers, and the length of the photoreceptors. Scunthorpe knows that it is not capable of rolling greater thicknesses of steel. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We see goods with two or three thicknesses of cellophane or tinfoil. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Coal is worked at different depths and thicknesses, some down to 4,000 feet and some near the surface. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I have a list of the various seams, their thicknesses and their oil-bearing contents. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 You may have one pit with as many as five seams of varying thicknesses and varying gradients. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The first point to make about such a proposal is that insulation quilt is not generally available in thicknesses below 60mm. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 A bar code consists of a square with lines of different thicknesses. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In the different opencast sites, different thicknesses of seams are being extracted, and different kinds of strata are being met. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The thicknesses of the pipes are measured with the aid of radioisotopes in order to prevent leaks. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In industry radio-isotopes provide a cheap and convenient form of radiographic source, whereby photographs can be taken through thicknesses of material to test the quality of castings and welds. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 In this area we have been forced to cart soil from other areas and dump it in the gardens at thicknesses of one inch to four inches. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Computation also shows that the optical thickness cannot be a factor. The annular neutralized beam with thin thickness is exposed and penetrated by the rf field (2.1) in vacuum. Assuming a discontinuous transition layer at the reconnection point the layer thickness to the north grows in the direction of the outer flow. There are several known ways to control the optical thickness of plasmas. 589 about 5 cm length after the laser beam focal point, a 3 mm thickness teflon plate is used as the beam damper. In between there is a critical thickness when the strain energy density is maximal. Our model describes the normal impact of a blunt body on a shallow layer of liquid of uniform initial thickness. The traditional scaling means that the square of the fissure thickness is of the same order as the permeability coefficient of the matrix set. The slip-law we use here assumes that the slip coefficient is directly proportional to the local thickness of the film. The slab shows various minor differences in thickness for the same reason. Threads of this thickness would be expected to produce a fine cloth. The diameter of the cathode disc is 75 mm and its thickness is 3 mm. Here we simplified the calculation by assuming an "average" thickness d dbase dstep 02!. Both experimental and calculated dependencies of burnthrough time versus foil thickness compared with laser pulse-form. The shock transit time for a given target thickness was determined from the peak of the laser signal. We can overcoat these thermally stable mandrels with plasma polymer, vapor deposited polyimide, or sputtered beryllium with unparalleled wall thickness and composition control. At shorter, regional scales (equivalent to 10-15 times the ice thickness), however, the relationship was less convincing. 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