The rule of thumb is that the thickness of the needle should match the thickness of the floss or yarn.
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It jumps from the S2's 42mm case and 423mm thickness up to 46mm case with a 12.9mm thickness, which is a really significant change.
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The map showed that the galaxy's disk, far from flat, is significantly warped and varies in thickness from place to place, with increasing thickness measured further from the galactic center.
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"For the shoulder, we are looking next to bring this type of technology to clinical use for the treatment of partial thickness and full thickness rotator cuff tendon tears," he said by email.
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And whereas Samsung's not telling anyone how thick its Galaxy Fold is when folded up, Huawei's proudly showing off the Mate X's 5.4mm thickness when unfolded and 11mm thickness when folded in half.
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Of course, not everyone will find its thickness a problem.
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That drop in battery life reduces the phone's thickness, too.
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But the wide lugs and its overall thickness were problematic.
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Thickness of this layer is known to decrease with age.
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Using a spatula, carefully flatten each burger to ½-inch thickness.
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Radiation levels depend on the atmosphere's thickness and chemical content.
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Are these rows parallel, and are they the same thickness?
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You want the dough to have an even thickness. 8.
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Its thickness makes it a functional sweatshirt in chilly temperatures.
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The thickness of the lines squeezes the spaces between them.
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In theory, the phone's lack of 3D Touch mitigates the phone's thickness increase a little, but in reality iFixit discovered that this only seems to have trimmed 0.25mm off the thickness of the display.
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It all starts with controlling the thickness of the foundation applied.
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Blend ice cream, bourbon, and heavy cream until desired thickness. 2.
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However, the thickness of the deepest subcutaneous fat layer also differs.
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So thickness does not equate to being sick, but mine was.
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The researchers also examined carotid artery thickness, a measure of atherosclerosis.
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They found no association between cholesterol consumption and artery thickness, either.
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The average thickness of previous Asus gaming laptops with similar specs?
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Do this 4 times until it is an even thickness. 5.
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Differences in the clouds' thickness and height create the colorful bands.
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It's also easy to overestimate the thickness of Brexit's silver lining.
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So many millimeters of thickness from such and such a country.
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So in his paper, he suggested capping thickness at 1 inch.
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The thickness of the line depicts the size of the economy.
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So consider the thickness of the wood before scuffing it up.
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The "floating" lid guarantees uniform waffle thickness and ensures easy cleanup.
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By the end, the broth is almost the thickness of ink.
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I do this dutifully every day, marveling at their new thickness.
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They really cling onto the foot, and they're a nice thickness.
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Tesla's exclusion request specified several different width and thickness for aluminum sheets.
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My other miscalculation relates to the thickness of the Toast leather covers.
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I don't want an extra two inches of thickness on my phone.
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There's just the slightest additional thickness for a chin on the bottom.
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The result is pressure sensors that are eight micrometers in thickness, or .
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Egg shells laid by Novogen Whites are monitored for color and thickness.
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Similarly, the thickness of the device will remain controversial for some people.
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Font style, size, shape, thickness, color, and depth all tell a story.
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No American mills make pipes of the highest grade, size and thickness.
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Using a meat mallet or rolling pin, gently pound to ½-in. thickness.
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Depending on the thickness of the slices, half a minute is enough.
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Place salmon skin side down on a double thickness of plastic wrap.
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Depending on its thickness, it also makes a great dip for vegetables.
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"Young people viewed this thickness and ruggedness as fashionable," Mr. Masuda said.
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Measuring the thickness of sea ice is trickier than measuring its extent.
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Look at the thickness of the arrows (directed line segments, called edges).
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The downside: Given the thickness, it's more noticeable than other screen protectors.
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The timing will vary depending on the thickness of the noodles. 11.
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No American companies make pipes of the highest grade, size and thickness.
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"I forgot to adjust to the thickness of the air," Curry joked.
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The unit holds trunks with a thickness of up to three inches.
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Trump's path to the nomination just expanded back to its pre-Iowa thickness.
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The case is slimline, adding 5mm of thickness and 28 grams of weight.
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We're nearing the limits of screen size, resolution, product thickness and battery tolerances.
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If the thighs are large or super uneven in thickness, butterfly each one.
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The thigh should now be about 50% longer and relatively even in thickness.
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The thickness of sea ice depends on how long it has been around.
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The differences are largely in thickness, bezel, and their built-in sound system.
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Project Valerie changes that, at the cost of some added weight and thickness.
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Yet it's only about with size and thickness of a few credit cards.
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And now its fibers are going to help reduce the thickness of condoms.
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Each glue-backed clip can hold down two thin or medium-thickness cables.
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After drilling a hole, they use a tape measure to record ice thickness.
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That ultimately tells scientists the thickness of the ice sheets below the satellite.
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Again, the tradeoff for the larger batteries is the extra thickness and weight.
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Most robot vacuums hover somewhere in the 3-3.5 inch range for thickness.
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A lot of the effect from the clouds will depend on their thickness.
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Keep adding water until the sauce is a thickness you are happy with.
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The book is known as "big red" for the original's color and thickness.
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"The ice is like the thickness of a window pane," Norris told me.
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The new, faster, GPU will increase the thickness of the laptop, adding about .
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The difference in thickness of the iridescent film strips was imperceptible by touch.
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When it comes to thickness, the keyboard is a mere 0.2-inches thick.
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The same goes for the relative thickness or thinness of the yoga mat.
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The sausage got good reviews for its spicy kick and its substantial thickness.
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I love baking, but have trouble rolling out dough to a consistent thickness.
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Nike's new shoe will, somewhat conveniently, have a sole thickness of 39.5 mm.
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Now, make the shallot topping: Slice 4 shallots to 1/16 inch thickness.
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This dark blue unit measures in at 18mm of thickness, according to Avenir's spec sheet, but stacking it side by side with a more conventional smartphone, I'd say a more accurate articulation of its thickness would be about 3.5 iPhones.
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King said split-thickness skin grafts are often taken from the butt, thighs, arms, back, or abdomen, and according to Medline Plus, full-thickness grafts are typically taken from a person&aposs chest, back, or abdominal area, not the groin.
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It measures steak thickness and the temperature of the steak many times per second.
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Previous studies have also shown thickness to be significantly altered in people with autism.
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The sea ice only grows two to three meters in thickness during the winter.
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Varying levels of illumination and thickness of cloud can lead to dramatic visual effects.
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The full-screen protector adds a little extra bit of thickness to the phone.
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In addition to measuring the thickness, they also tracked the lifetime of each film.
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It has eight thickness settings, from spaghetti, to fettuccine, to lasagna, to pot pie.
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Iron and steel is divided by thickness; the heftier pieces fetch a higher price.
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If you have areas of reduced enamel thickness, sensitivity toothpaste with fluoride can help.
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That thickness also yields you both a USB-A and a USB-C port.
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With a thickness of just 27.5 millimeters, the charger resembles a high-end coaster.
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"This presented an excellent opportunity to look at how ice thickness changed," he said.
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The Slimbox machine looks similar to a thickness sander you'd find in a woodshop.
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The scans give the researchers estimates of everything from facial structure to skin thickness.
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Then replace that with a long truck antenna, the thickness of a fishing rod.
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At 7.1mm, the iPhone 7 is actually the same thickness as the iPhone 6s.
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The M14's 4.5mm thickness doesn't factor in the height of its kickstand though.
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Maps showing differences in lunar topography (A), crustal thickness (B), and thorium distribution (C).
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You'll feel overpowered by the thickness of their vibrations, the size of their resonance.
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"Beachcomber" (2018) is made of distinct, abstract paint strokes of varying thickness and materiality.
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The mesh bags define the form, the growth, and the thickness of the shell.
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Apple already reduced the thickness of the edges on the 10.5-inch version vs.
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Whatever size you choose, each mattress offers 12 inches of thickness and medium firmness.
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They roll the risen dough out on a pan, ensuring an even thickness throughout.
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I really appreciate the thickness of the board as it prevents warping when wet.
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It's a great price considering the thickness of the leather and quality of construction.
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We want it to be somewhere between overwhelming and enough thickness to cook properly.
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In silk circles, thickness correlates to softness, and 22 is apparently an ideal number.
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The outer window is typically double thickness, and has some kind of failsafe design.
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This modern version forgoes the one-note sweetness and pasty thickness of the original.
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They recorded a strong album in 2016, "Calibrated Thickness," but don't reunite often enough.
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The increasing thickness causes the ice to flow faster and faster to the ocean.
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If it doesn't, scientists can mistake snow for ice and overestimate the ice thickness.
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The client can now see exactly the shape, size and thickness of their piece.
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For reference, one sheet of paper is hundreds of thousands of atoms in thickness.
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As the report noted, this is about half the thickness of a credit card.
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In the "Table properties" box, you can change the cell&aposs color and thickness.
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The GIF gives an even better sense of the thickness of the phone's bezels.
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Now, by measuring the elevation at various points, he could calculate the glacier's thickness.
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They can be made to match any thickness, texture or color a designer specifies.
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"The thickness is decreasing as rapidly or more rapidly than the extent," he said.
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The article also referred incorrectly to a requirement for the thickness of trash bags.
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The thickness and temperature of the ice in the Olympics depends on the sport.
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Chest-zip suit: Zipperless: Wetsuit thickness and temperature rating is keyWetsuit thickness is measured in millimeters, and the core is most often thicker than the extremities to keep your body temperature up while allowing for more mobility in the arms and legs.
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You can control the thickness of your braid by playing with how tight you plait.
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"When we get older, our hair texture changes and so does the thickness," he explains.
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"It's very important how the market behaves towards the thickness of the tranches," Frings said.
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Production of the first generation of thickness gauge is expected by July, the filing added.
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Here's the thickness of a Inspiron 153 7000 (bottom) compared to an XPS 13 (top).
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You can control the thickness of the line by angling the Crayon in different ways.
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She varies the thickness of the line, and how close or far apart they are.
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This approach keeps the thickness of the main chassis down to an impressively thin 2299mm.
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They can work for any face shape depending on thickness and width of the frame.
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Their version of pillow talk is banter about the unappealing thickness of Lindsay's flannel pajamas.
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"They typically have more oil glands, which increases the thickness of skin," Dr. Gross explains.
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The new research also showed that the thickness of the Milky Way is variable throughout.
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These thicker phones get worse when you add a case that further adds extra thickness.
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Reached for comment, a company spokesman told Gizmodo that thickness has not been made public.
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It's 0.57-inch thickness is also thinner the MacBook Air's thickest point of 0.64 inches.
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A consequence of adding optical zoom to the device is an obvious increase in thickness.
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Of course, the trade-off with a phone with such a massive battery is thickness.
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It's also the thinnest laptop we've ever seen, with a thickness of just 0.41 inches.
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Interestingly, the video dropped AFTER Toccara, the "Queen of Thickness," called out AG's twerk skills.
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"That's been an issue because I'm very particular about the thickness of them," Graham said.
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The contrast in thickness between the Arby's chicken patty and Popeyes' patty was simply stunning.
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The most common mistake customers make in their sketches is not accounting for wall thickness.
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Then she prints the images on pages that approximate the thickness of a magazine cover.
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Satellites typically measure ice thickness with a special radar, which is supposed to penetrate snow.
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Sometimes it's served over chunks of bread for thickness, sometimes it's served thin and brothy.
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The Omega 503 is about seven inches in length and writes with a thickness between .
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There are three firmness and two thickness options to pick from for a custom experience.
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This identified whether they needed to add more qualities to the hair, such as thickness.
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People who did high levels of sitting had less thickness in the medial temporal lobe.
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Even so, I would happily trade a millimeter or two of thickness for some additional mAhs.
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Here it is in full:Photo: Kari KaunistoThe species name, crassicaudata, references the thickness of that stinger.
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He chain-smokes blunts the length and thickness of a good hot dog in constant succession.
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They have a satisfying thickness to them and I can't complain too much about their build.
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Use heel of your hand to gently smash and flatten each potato to a ½-inch thickness.
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This also let the scientists control the thickness of the film and how fast it flowed.
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Muscle thickness was measured at the start of the study, and once again at the end.
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Once you're almost at your desired thickness, cut the pasta dough to fit your rolling pin.
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"...I'd expect this unusual pattern may significantly affect sea ice thickness/volume this month," Labe said.
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Formoso's solution was a product that's longer than the original, but comparable in width and thickness.
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That means that Project Wetbrush's paint has the thickness, flow, and viscosity of actual oil paint.
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You can also experiment with thickness and tapering to achieve a look that's right for you.
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The creamy formula contains polymers that pack lashes full of thickness, length, and jet black color.
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It was now easy to see that their thickness was not as uniform as I'd thought.
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For the chicken, butterfly the chicken breast and pound to an even 1/2-inch thickness.
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And because of their thickness, these Solar Squared units, as they're called, even provide decent insulation.
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Abate helps feed the dough to ensure proper thickness and make sure the edges don't tear.
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I could tell from the thickness in his voice that he was in a brutal mood.
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I grew up in a bed and breakfast, in the sticky thickness of the hospitality industry.
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Arctic sea ice is shrinking in thickness, making it increasingly vulnerable to warming air and oceans.
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They can really be any shape, but the heights and thickness of the glue should vary.
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The previous bans struggled because they imposed restrictions based on a bag's specific thickness, he said.
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He tests the thickness with a trusty Soviet hand drill; 205 inches can support a tank.
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They dropped balls in the rough to test its thickness and rolled putts on the greens.
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The sensor has a small needle-like prong that is the thickness of two human hairs.
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As a result, you can see the thickness of the paint surface on its wooden panel.
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Lines are used to visualize the data, with wind speed symbolized through thickness, tilt, and color.
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Razer downgraded the screen's refresh rate, keyboard, battery, cooling, thickness, and even the speed of the SSD.
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Even so, Because the MacBook's thickness varies so widely from edge to edge, it's tough to compare.
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From the crease, to the thickness, to the software, to the price, they're just not ready yet.
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Specifically, they looked at cortical thickness: the depth of gray matter across the surface of the cortex.
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Originals are usually characterized by their small size, about the thickness of a packet of Prima cigarettes.
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Sori used his density estimates and the Matsuyama-Hemingway model to calculate his new crust-thickness figure.
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Then, you'll notice the thickness, which is what makes it so perfect for your pre-bed regimen.
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The research headed by Takao Someya and Tomoyuki Yokota drops that thickness by an order of magnitude.
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The copper-pounded skin is only the thickness of two pennies but "it&aposs strong," he said.
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This stand can hold a smartphone, camera, or GPS — basically anything up to three inches in thickness.
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This allows direct casting to a thickness of just a few millimetres, requiring only minimal rolling thereafter.
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The average crust thickness could be as little as 20 miles or as much as 50 miles.
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The chili con carne is just the right thickness and made with both ground beef and brisket.
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Even the memory foam in the pads is of a variable thickness so as to maximize comfort.
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As 12 o'clock approached, the fog "had increased to almost a London thickness," the accompanying article said.
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Oh, and probably about three quarters of an inch of thickness and half a pound of weight.
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Year-to-year variability w/ overall trend in declining extent, thickness (map), & volume (bar) of sea ice.
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In terms of thickness, it's about as chunky as two phones stacked on top of each other.
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Yes, this adds thickness and weight, but it also makes the MacBook Pro an actual pro machine.
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Plastic housing protects the exposed electronics, but it adds thickness, and it's easy to scratch that screen.
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That threshold speed varies with the width of the jet, not the thickness of the soap film.
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On a lightly floured surface, roll out one ball of dough to a 1/4-inch thickness.
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With the Air Case on my iPhone 6, it only adds an extra 203 inch of thickness.
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OnePlus has smartly kept the 5T's subtle curves at a minimum and the thickness down to 7.3mm.
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During his January 20083 presentation, Jobs pulled up a graphic comparing the TZ's thickness to the Air's.
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For pipes of that size that need to be a certain thickness, that number falls to three.
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The thickness of the actors' regional accents may make "Toast" initially incomprehensible to a New York theatergoer.
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This is what the scientists found when the gel was a tenth the thickness of their drops.
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Leash thickness depends on how big your puppy is and what stage of puppyhood they are in.
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When unfolded, the Razr is slim—2980 millimeters thin, about the thickness of an old iPhone 21.
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Mr. Lazarov's career involved developing and maintaining technology that employed lasers to measure the thickness of microchips.
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He admired the angle of the neck, the chunky thickness of the neck, the nickel-plated screws.
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McDonald's had to figure out factors like cooking time, breading type, and the thickness of the filet.
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In comparison with the Manduka Pro's 6mm of padding, the ProLite mat sheds thickness without sacrificing comfort.
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It will take detailed geophysical measurements to determine the thickness of the planet's core, mantle and crust.
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There's a pillow "menu" of nearly a dozen pillows of varying degrees of material, thickness, and firmness.
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Depending on the thickness of your phone, the thickness of the camera stack determines whether that camera sits flush with the chassis, like the LG G8 ThinQ, or is raised in a camera bump, like the iPhone XS, Google Pixel 3, and even the Huawei P30 Pro each have.
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Dermatologist Ted Lain, MD, agrees with Tanzi's explanation, and adds that it also comes down to skin thickness.
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This is the only mascara that has given me the exact results I wanted: length, thickness, and darkening.
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That's a problem for central bankers who want to stimulate the economy, not increase the thickness of mattresses.
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That design also allows the device to measure the meat's thickness, which will help it properly cook it.
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However, Sara told me the thickness made it more difficult to feel the floor during standing balance poses.
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And with a thickness of only 18mm, you'll have no problem finding space for them in your luggage.
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Roll the dough into large sheets with a pasta roller to desired thickness (about the 2nd from thinnest).
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Once water reaches 155 degrees, it can cause a third-degree (full thickness) burn in only 1 second.
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It makes the Yoga 260 look even sleeker than its 0.55-inch thickness would lead you to believe.
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One of the main goals of the new scan will be to determine the thickness of the walls.
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The battery is the same as on the Honor 73A, 3,000mAh, and so is the thickness at 7.8mm.
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For boiled and panfried dumplings, roll the edges to half the thickness of the center of the wrappers.
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The thickness of the lava is the same reason why volcanologists trying to take samples don't use buckets.
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On a lightly floured surface, use a rolling pin to roll out the pizza dough to ¼-inch thickness.
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She wants to know why the thickness and extent of the ridge is so variable around its surface.
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But if you have a MacBook Pro, you know that the laptop's thickness is constrained by the ports.
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It doubles the thickness of the device to make room for Ethernet, VGA, and a hard drive bay.
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This burdensome regulation would also only lower sea level rise by the thickness of three sheets of paper.
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A small metal cross emblem — the Victorinox Cross & Shield — is inspected via a microscope to ensure standard thickness.
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Here is an administration both nefarious and inept, combining an absence of compassion with a thickness of tongue.
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Matte black nylon was a great choice and the scratch- and shatter-resistant lenses have a nice thickness.
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The researchers also found no predictive value in seeking insights from trends in conditions like sea-ice thickness.
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Components like 23D Touch would have added thickness to the device, which probably would have made it unattractive.
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Two dimensional materials, at only an atom's thickness—and graphene, in particular—are typically very strong and conductive.
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Repeat this process, gradually decreasing the thickness until the pasta has gone through the second-to-last setting.
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With the building going through an explosion, he would probably have full thickness burns throughout his whole body.
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Roll to 3/4-inch thickness, using as much flour as needed to prevent the dough from sticking.
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It can also recognize the thickness of your hair, so you get a more personalized experience and result.
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In fact, the shoe is five times more puncture resistant than a standard sole of the same thickness.
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While some reviewers took issue with how thin the sheets were, I personally thought the thickness was fine.
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And the unlined fabric would need to be a certain thickness, or else it would be see-through.
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"Not only are you concerned about ice thickness holding the bowhead," which can weigh 30 tons, he said.
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An earlier hypothesis is that the thickness and shape of stick insect eggs protects them from parasitic wasps.
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When you tap the pen icon you can choose a digital ink color and thickness of the line.
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Some residents reported waking up to dark houses due to the thickness of the ice covering their windows.
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There's a little bit of that [thickness] here, but in this piece Elgar moves more to transparent orchestration.
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The Omega Series 4 Inkless Pen is shorter, at just 6.22 inches, and writes with a thickness of .
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The thickness of the salsa allows the chip (or chips!) to be perfectly coated in that tomatoey goodness.
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It is baked in a rimmed sheet pan, which allows the dough to rise to a chewy thickness.
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But why the crust's thickness would vary so drastically from one hemisphere to the next remains a mystery.
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The spiralizer comes with five different blades, and each one produces a slightly different thickness, twist, or shred.
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If Siena wants to set another possibility going, he might change the color and thickness of the line.
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The best estimates find its thickness at -1°C (30.2°F) is between 1 nanometer and 94 nanometers.
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"The panel thickness, materials and construction conformed to the applicable drawings for Boeing 777 engine cowlings," the report states.
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I brought up the interface so he could undo, change brush size, color, thickness, and adjust numerous other variables.
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You may become more worried about the thickness of your hair, your creaking joints or a loss of muscle.
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He charges around $275 for highlights and anywhere from $800 to $3003,000 for extensions, depending on length and thickness.
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The result is a criss-crossing grid of gold walls, whose thickness can vary between 80 and 500 nanometers.
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Somewhat counterintuitively, I find that the newer 6T is easier to handle because of its greater weight and thickness.
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It surprisingly felt like something that I could easily imagine myself using a regular basis, despite its noticeable thickness.
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An ultra-fine laser blasts the germanium until it melts onto each pillar, strategically changing their shape and thickness.
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Seeing is believing Another idea researchers around the world have studied in relation to Alzheimer's disease is retinal thickness.
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Nevertheless, the sheer thickness of America's regulatory undergrowth surely hands an advantage to already-licensed banks of all sizes.
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This chunky smartwatch has a case diameter of 23mm and a thickness of a little over half an inch.
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It&aposs common for spiders to be much smaller than this, down to even half a millimeter in thickness.
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With eight different thickness settings, you get to decide the bite and texture of your finished dish every time.
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Many people are cheering on Rihanna's weight gain because it's a sign that she's moving toward that ideal thickness.
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But to physicist Fauzia Albertin, the three-page document—six pages, folded—was the perfect thickness for an experiment.
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You can also adjust the thickness and color of the pen, and use it freely to annotate on documents.
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But Abbruzzese said Toyota's use of the HoloLens to measure paint thickness is a clear example of possible savings.
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The crust is thin to medium in its thickness but resembles more of a pie rather than a flatbread.
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In person, it's a medium-thickness cream that goes on smoothly, absorbs well, and makes the eyes appear brighter.
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However, when I saw the size and thickness of the burrito, I couldn't help but get a little excited.
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Extent/thickness/volume of ice are all the lowest on record for the date as we start 2017... pic.twitter.
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Eye exams for all of the kids found they had an average retinal nerve fiber thickness of 104 micrometers.
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Arranging and rearranging the voxels allows you to create variations in the height, thickness, and angle of each hair.
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It's in a plastic-wrapped package and labeled as a "full thickness" sample from a 67-year-old woman.
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"It's about size and temperature stability," Ms. Davis said, which depends on the mug's diameter, height and wall thickness.
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DAVÓNE TINES We see what the foundation of this person was, the heft and thickness of his life experience.
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He said he was surprised by its thickness and lack of the presidential seal, but not necessarily its hue.
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Preliminary analysis of the data shows that, although ice thickness varies considerably year to year, the downward trend continues.
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Don't worry if it looks a little ragged; it will be pounded with a mallet to an even thickness.
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If you don't get it, think of it this way: A "layer" is not always a thickness of material.
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Of these, compression (thickness and loftiness) and friction (roughness) are believed to be what comprise the aesthetic of soft.
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Your sleeping position will help inform the thickness and shape of the memory foam pillow that's best for you.
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When you roll your dough, the disc will keep the rolling pin elevated at the exact thickness you need.
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I also have yet to see toys or materials that allow for malleable length and thickness, or stretch-ability.
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That's because they're just the right thickness, they feel supportive, and they never slip down our legs or ankles.
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Their thickness changes depending on how hard, fast or long you apply force, according to a TED-Ed video.
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The grid system says that your gutter space or your baseline should correspond to the thickness of your type.
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The second stretch is more intensive, and can be done until the noodles are the right thickness and bounciness.
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But that decline pales when compared with the Arctic's plummeting sea ice thickness and extent over the last four decades.
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Look #11 required a team of people to first identify the correct thickness of silicone, and its ratio to crystals.
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Leather is inserted between the cloth layers "to get the desired texture and thickness" in the resulting straps, he said.
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The difference between the new x360 and the old x360, in terms of thickness, is minimal, from 15.9mm to 17.8mm.
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The method can reveal fine-scale changes in the thickness of the crust, which in turn relates to mantle convection.
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Using the Note Saver app, you can switch between a trio of thickness options, ballpoint/fountain/pencil, and six colors.
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I think of creaminess, thickness, heat: ideas that are associated with cheese, but not necessarily vital to the cheese experience.
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It does not take long, however, to begin noticing slight differences between the panels in hue and thickness of line.
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But we haven't seen geysers yet, and given the estimated thickness of Dione's crust, Beuthe isn't so sure we will.
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Reeves's trick, which she calls "getting J.Lo-ed", is back-combing the ponytail to give it more height and thickness.
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These cavities grow, and eventually, the adhesive stretches into long fibers 10 times the tape's initial thickness before they snap.
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The alkaline water did seem to cause lower blood thickness numbers in the two hours after drinking it, on average.
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This new laptop measures only 11.9mm in thickness and challenges Apple's MacBook for the title of best ultra-portable computer.
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And while it's slimmed down notably from older models, the 2920 mm thickness doesn't qualify as "thin" by most standards.
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Once wetsuits get to about 5mm in thickness, I've generally felt like the Michelin Man wearing them, almost completely inflexible.
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Plus, I've tried a lot of wipes, and almost nothing beats the thickness and durability of an Honest Co. wipe.
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The Juice Pack case adds just that little bit too much of width, height and thickness, not to mention weight.
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It's the thickest mattress from Allswell, and the thickness more than made up for my cheap, metal, fold-up foundation.
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Despite its durability and thickness, it's still only 266-inches long so you can easily carry it in your pocket.
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Transfer the pan to the oven to finish cooking for 2–3 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish.
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Its groove is slow and deliberate, with shades of electro and dub, and the stacked vocals have a pleasant thickness.
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Carving a brisket flat is easy: Simply slice it across the grain to the thickness of a No. 2 pencil.
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Three of them have the same length and width — 163 inches by 16 inches — but vary in thickness (and heft).
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The glass of the new bendy phone would reportedly be just 3 percent the thickness of typical smartphone display glass.
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The team flew home with two ice cores, each spanning the entire thickness of the glacier and covering 10,14933 years.
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Average thickness has also declined sharply, as melting of multiyear ice leaves a greater proportion of thinner, first-year ice.
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There's a European satellite, Cryosat-2, that can do the job using radar to determine ice elevation and therefore thickness.
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And your album could cost more money depending on how many pages, page size, page thickness, and materials you select.
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If you can't get hake, use whatever mild fish fillets are available, adjusting the cooking time depending on their thickness.
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To ensure that the roads are safe, road crews now use ground-penetrating radar to check the ice's exact thickness.
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The Galaxy Fold's already the thickness of two phones when folded up, so why is there even a camera bump?
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That's because they had higher levels of the "good" HDL cholesterol, along with lower triglycerides and healthier carotid artery thickness.
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They compiled data of dinosaurs, animals and reptiles that walked on two or four legs, including leg measurements and thickness.
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Both the extent and thickness of Arctic summer sea ice have decreased sharply since satellite remote sensing began in 1979.
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During the drilling, Premier came across reservoir sands at the upper end of expectations, in terms of quality and thickness.
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There have been other significant changes to the thickness of the sea ice in recent years, which continued in 2019.
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For example, a professional tennis player's racket arm bone has a larger cortical thickness than that of the other arm.
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Partial upgrading reduces the thickness of oil sands bitumen, allowing it to flow through pipelines without having to be diluted.
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It'll really thicken up your smoothies, and if you mix it with spinach, banana, almond milk, you get that thickness.
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We used to see phones leap from 14mm in thickness down to 12mm and 10mm and eventually to sub-7mm designs.
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At less than an inch in thickness and 2.6 pounds, it's hard to find a laptop that's easier to take everywhere.
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Leia claims this "diffractive lightfield backlighting" layer doesn't significantly compromise the display's quality, battery consumption, or thickness for non-holographic use.
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Scroll through to find the style that matches your hair thickness, curl propensity, and aesthetic, then bring it to your stylist.
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Inside Arlit, the houses are built with a castle-like thickness, steeled against an endless onslaught of Saharan dust and wind.
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The researchers conducted MRI brain scans on each participant and then derived cortical thickness patterns for each using a software program.
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With the thickness tested by the FDA, 291 milligrams per square centimeter, damage was reduced even more—but not by much.
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That left Sori with Airy isostasy, a model that&aposs been used to estimate Mercury&aposs crustal thickness in the past.
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I'm okay with the trade-off Motorola made reducing the thickness and weight of the phone by using a smaller battery.
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The U12+ trades thinness for thickness and it's a weighty-feeling device in the hand as well as in your pocket.
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I'm aware we're talking about a mere millimeter of thickness here, but I felt it every time I picked it up.
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As in Antarctica, the thickness of the ice sheet insulates the water from the sub-freezing temperatures on the planet's surface.
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The way these pulses return varies based on different factors including distance, the object's density, thickness, shape, and its surface properties.
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It's also more than half the thickness of Asus's last gaming laptop with a Kaby Lake processor and Nvidia 1080 GPU.
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But we had to make sure it had proper thickness, so that the digital models weren't intersecting each other too much.
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I'm most impressed by the foldable screen when it's open, but there's no getting around the thickness when it's closed up.
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The volume of Arctic sea ice, both in thickness and extent, has decreased more than 2200 percent since the late 2000s.
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"The thickness of the sculpture had to be thin enough to be flexible, but at the same time strong," Bastard says.
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MRI scans also showed an increased thickness in the brain's frontal cortex in aerobic exercisers at the end of 24 weeks.
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The quality and thickness of the pebble leather, and construction of the wallet is just as good as Dooney and Bourke's.
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This picture of Enceladus, created by Cassini's high-resolution camera, is colored to show the varying thickness of the moon's surface.
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Her customers are still enjoying the weather, but as night falls, it's impossible to ignore a choking thickness in the air.
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People already increase their phone's thickness with bulky cases, which don't add any battery life, or with battery cases that do.
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The case adds only about 2.3 millimeters to your phone's thickness, a far cry from larger options like the OtterBox Defender.
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Lastly, and most intuitively, the effectiveness of your cooler will depend on the thickness of the foam used to insulate it.
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Yes, the phone's tall, skinny, thick (about the thickness of two iPhones), and a little heavy, but it doesn't feel cheap.
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A new, patented "dual ring" design varies silicone thickness so moms can adjust the suction force according to their comfort level.
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Believe it or not, glass shape, size, and even thickness can have an effect on the flavors of your favorite beer.
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But, until the terms are final, Brexit exists more as an unravelling, a kind of die-off, of London's precious thickness.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Planetary Society's lightsail is about 4.5 microns thick, about the thickness of a trash bag.
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If durability is your main concern, make sure to check the denier rating which indicates the fiber thickness of the fabric.
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They were perfectly normal and functional knees, but somehow their slight thickness made them seem foreign to her otherwise slender legs.
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It's the texture and depth to Armatrading's voice, a thickness that comes with both the deep register and her soulful delivery.
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One researcher thinks the International Association of Athletics Federations should regulate the thickness of shoes' midsoles to avoid any unfair advantages.
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Grooming the pup took more than two hours due to the thickness of her long fur dreadlocks around the dog's face.
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Overall, the Galaxy S25 is slightly larger than an iPhone 210/27s — a few millimeters longer in length, width, and thickness.
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Each chamber can have varying thickness, which determines how slow or fast the capsule wall is dissolved and the supplement released.
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But that device was heavy, expensive and thick — stack three iPhone XSes and you get the thickness of the original iPod.
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Chessie is said to resemble a snake, measure around 30 feet long, and is the approximate thickness of a telephone pole.
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The only real difference is the thickness in the band widths — the mens' styles are thicker while the women's are thinner.
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Deli-style rotary slicers are used, and when I haven't specified a thickness, my pastrami has sometimes been sliced too thin.
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The lines were drawn with the thickness of a crayon, and none of the current development in the area existed then.
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Prior to the Tokyo team's breakthrough, most comparable devices were made of plastic or glass substrates on a millimeter-scale thickness.
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Scientists want to know thickness, too, because together with extent that tells them the total volume of ice in the Arctic.
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The Ultra feels thicker and heavier than the others as a result (and the periscope lens also probably adds some thickness).
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At times, the thickness of the production approximates the tricks of new age music, sounds that encourage a kind of hypnosis.
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The fog could be just the right thickness that the sun becomes visible with the naked eye (with caution of course).
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Researchers also drilled into the ice and took measurements using an instrument towed by a snowmobile to map the floe's thickness.
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They are defined not by what they have, but what they lack: the heft and thickness of a full-size Oreo.
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The architects also used the thickness of the new wall to create recessed storage nooks on either side of the fireplace.
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He achieves this by varying the thickness of the painting and the use of close tonalities and subtle shifts in hues.
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President Barack Obama's coin, in contrast, had the presidential seal on the front and was smaller in both circumference and thickness.
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"The thickness of the layer of water is so small that you can't distinguish it from the ice," Van Leeuwen says.
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If your prescription isn't exceptionally strong or you don't care about the lens thickness, this isn't something you should worry about.
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The unique Cuvée complex of antioxidants delivers serious gloss, ceramides promise thickness, and platinum extract deep-cleans — all without any hangover risk.
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A good rule of thumb is to let it rest for 5 minutes per inch of thickness (or, ten minutes per pound).
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And this insulating gas layer would have caused the ice shell to take more than 1 billion years to achieve uniform thickness.
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But you don't really notice the thickness from the front; it just looks like you're staring at a large, mostly edgeless display.
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The Surface Pro X also features a larger 13-inch display, although it's similar in size and thickness to Apple's larger model.
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While thin at 2.15 mm, it's still about the thickness of three credit cards, but it's quite a bit shorter and narrower.
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The Surface Laptop will also reportedly weigh 2.76 pounds, with a thickness of 14.47mm at the back and 9.9mm at the front.
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At 7.9mm, the Galaxy S20 is ever so slightly thinner than the iPhone 11 Pro, which measures in at an 8.1mm thickness.
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The DEC will make the new MacBook Pro about the same thickness as the old 2012 MacBook Pro with an optical drive.
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The thickness of the lines on the map don't make much difference if the roads are all covered over by deep snow.
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Its thickness (or lack thereof) is rivaled only by Apple's Macbook, but that's still thicker, being 25 mm at its thickest point.
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"That's a safe, natural-looking thickness, and it shows that the salon has some sort of knowledge about the procedure," she says.
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For instance, PM2.5 has a diameter of fewer than 2.5 micrometers, and PM10 is about one-seventh the thickness of human hair.
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But if there's one particular aspect of the ThinkPad X21 Carbon that flies in the face of premium designs, it's that thickness.
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The thickness of each connecting line is determined by the number of times that two users interact with or mention one another.
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The project started with an attempt to make a detailed map of the thickness of Earth's lithosphere (its crust and upper mantle).
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I set the app on max thickness just to make it easier to see, but you can customize it however you want.
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You can pay an additional fee for Smart Strokes with Illustrator or Sketch, which can adjust the icon's stroke width and thickness.
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The study itself says that there's no agreed-upon marker for hydration, but uses blood thickness, where thinner blood means more hydrated.
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Like both of those devices, this is a super thin phone, measuring only 7.25mm in thickness and avoiding any camera bump compromises.
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The only downside is that thin wire frames aren't very conducive to concealing the extreme thickness of -10.50 prescription lenses, but whatever.
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By varying the thickness of the shell the researchers could change the density of the melanin and create a variety of colors.
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The extra thickness helps to minimize — but not fully eliminate — the dreaded lint-collecting gap that forms when the laptop is closed.
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If you look at the current MacBook Pro, the USB and the MagSafe ports are a bottleneck when it comes to thickness.
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Upgrading reduces the thickness of bitumen so it does not require blending with lighter oil to move in pipelines, freeing up space.
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Taking out a handkerchief and dusting off a cafeteria bench, the svelte Eloise, a former Miss Ghana, remarks on Headmistress Francis's thickness.
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Then, divide your hair into layers (the number of layers depends on the thickness of your hair), and start from the bottom.
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Smartwool's Freeskis are perfect socks for ski boots— they're a medium thickness, have light cushioning for arch support, and mesh for breathability.
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Hold it down deep and wait until it approaches the desired thickness (depending on whether you're making a latte or a cappuccino).
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First, make sure the breasts are of an even thickness, which you can achieve by pounding between sheets of plastic or parchment.
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They identified 287 genetic regions linked to baldness, many of them related to hair structure and development including growth, thickness, and texture.
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Every Slip product, including the scrunchies, is made from the highest grade (6A) long fiber mulberry silk with a 22 momme thickness.
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The dimming of the painting's surface was largely due to those dirty, oxidized, irregular layers of varnish, whose thickness totaled 100 microns.
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I had it in a five-gallon container which was about 15 inches wide, and the thickness was honestly about 3 inches.
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Pros: Durable, lightweight, collapsible to 3/4-inch thickness, comes with a carabiner clipCons: Color of the bowls may vary from photo
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To Vecnos' credit, the camera has about the same thickness as a magic marker, so it is much smaller than competing cameras.
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Gabriela passed the fondant slab several times through an electrical rolling machine to flatten it to a thickness of one-quarter-inch.
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The egg-enriched pasta has a beautiful golden color, just-chewy-enough texture, and ideal thickness for containing all the cheese inside.
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There are hoops in every size, thickness, and even texture — from smooth to curved to beaded, to diamond-, pearl-, and gem-set.
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Hit the roux with chicken stock, cream, some Madeira, almost anything liquid and flavorful, and stir it into the thickness you desire.
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Cover and bake 15 minutes at 350 degrees, then uncover and cook for an additional 10 minutes or so depending on thickness.
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Generally, smaller cavities require thinner grout, so Jabouri started with a milky solution and increased its thickness as the void took more.
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For instance, having used both, I wouldn&apost wear the Mighty Patch Original out in public because of their thickness and color.
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Feel the cool, dry air on your arms briefly; then the wet thickness of the water for a longer period of submersion.
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Only eight factories make pipes 30 inches in diameter or larger, and just three churn out pipes that meet certain thickness standards.
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"Taken together, these observations are suggestive of a compensatory/remodelling process contributing to the cortical thickness variations in schizophrenia," the paper concludes.
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To prevent it from sticking and to ensure uniform thickness, keep lifting it and turning it a quarter turn as you roll.
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Racerback, maxi, cami, jersey — whatever the strap thickness, length or lightweight material, a tank dress is a godsend at the height of summer.
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Each has a unique microstructural architecture (including thickness of the cortex), plus a unique pattern of activity and connectivity with other brain areas.
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Once in the ice shelf cavity we had neither detailed information on the thickness of the ice, nor the depth of the water.
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To reduce warping, conservators planed the thickness of the wood-panel support of old European paintings, down to one centimeter or even less.
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Lasers amplified through chirp pulse amplification could pack the same number of photons into a pulse the thickness of a piece of paper.
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And it has a dual camera system that is meant to compete with other flagship devices without adding any thickness to the phone.
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The Auvi-Q is smaller than the EpiPen, and is about the size of a credit card, with the thickness of a smartphone.
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The size and thickness of a few stacked credit cards, the Compute Card packs in a ton of power into the svelte package.
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That list of specs is packed into a 2-in-1 chassis with a weight of 4.71 pounds and 0.76-inch in thickness.
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From facial hair thickness to cleft chins, AncestryDNA makes it easier to compare results with family members and with regions across the globe.
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It's gained the extra thickness to pack in a larger battery, which gave me 10 hours of mixed usage at 70-percent brightness.
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"The major challenge of external BCIs is the thickness and varying density of the scalp, skull and coverings over the brain," Henderson said.
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The researchers used magnetic resonance imaging to examine each participant's brain structure, including the thickness of the cerebral cortex and white matter connectivity.
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Samsung has also trimmed the overall thickness and weight of the tablet down to 26mm thick and 26 grams (just under 26 ounces).
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You can adjust the thickness of the ring, which direction it moves, and the colors that represent a range of remaining battery life.
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Instead, if you want to compare prices, look at the cost per square foot and the number of "ply," or layers of thickness.
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I suggest considering the thickness of your hair before buying this dryer, and as with any heat-styling product, use it with caution.
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There's no extra decorative fabric that would add more weight or thickness; it remains slim and sleek with or without my laptop inside.
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In particular, the study focuses on ice thickness during the so-called Early 20th Century Warming (ETCW) event between 1900 and the 1940s.
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" After three months with this set, Primal Gourmet noted, "They showed no signs of scorching, which signals a good thickness at the base.
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Computer models of ice thickness, and maps of sea ice age both indicated a much thinner ice pack at the end of winter.
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Spread the dark chocolate over the paper, smoothing to make somewhat even, although slight differences in thickness are part of chocolate bark's charm.
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According to Kopra, the water bubble was about four inches long and growing in thickness when Mission Control in Houston terminated the spacewalk.
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Slip's founders spent ten years developing a proprietary silk called "Slipsilk" until it was the perfect combination of thickness, softness, durability, and comfort.
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" The Exploding Toilet Booby Trap Movie: Home Alone 2 Victim(s): Harry Diagnosis: "Another full thickness burn to the top of the scalp.
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The results, some of which were reported in a May 2018 study, suggest the silica beads did indeed increase ice reflectivity and thickness.
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While I could have slept on it immediately, it did take around 24 hours to fully expand to its full 374.374.25-inch thickness.
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According to Chowhound, Belgian waffles are bigger all around — in diameter and thickness — and also have deeper square pockets than their American counterparts.
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Recipes: Basic Sugar Cookies | The Fluffiest Royal Icing | How to Make Sugar Cookies Take the time to roll cookie to the right thickness.
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The flights, which would collect data on the atmosphere and sea-ice thickness, were designed to complement the research happening at the surface.
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He recalled a project he worked on as an intern in the 1970s where the thickness of Mars's crust needed to be known.
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The thin cutlets you need are made from whole breasts by slicing them horizontally, and if necessary, pounding them to quarter-inch thickness.
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They are created by ammonia ice clouds that vary in height and thickness, with air flowing in different directions, depending on their latitudes.
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ICESat-2, a NASA satellite that was launched this month, will provide even more precise thickness data but will have similar summer limitations.
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When the computer finally came to life, its screen displayed a simple animation — green waves of varying thickness undulating against a blue background.
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There are local laws about wearing masks in public, determining the exact thickness of gauze, or cheesecloth, that your mask had to be.
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Both nine-inch screens of the Surface Neo measure 5.6 millimeters in terms of thickness, and altogether it weighs less than 1.5 pounds.
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If you're using synthetic hair for thickness and length, your hair should be set with piping hot water so your braids don't unravel.
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Most waterproof backpacks are made of polyester, and this fabric gets a "denier" rating that relates to the fiber thickness of individual threads.
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Asus says it's the slimmest and lightest 2550-inch Chromebook available, with a weight of just 2999 pounds and a thickness of 13.7mm.
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In-flight visibility is often less than the horizontal visibility reported on the ground because the thickness of clouds generally increases with altitude.
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In the 1990s, crate-digging hip-hop producers began unearthing Mr. Axelrod's productions and sampling them widely, enamored with their thickness and complexity.
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And, despite their thickness, I was pleasantly surprised that they are pretty light; they didn't feel any heavier than my normal everyday eyewear.
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Schnitzel was, and the particular schnitzel I had seen was veal, pounded to the thickness of flannel, inside a rippled crust of crumbs.
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Ultimately, it added only a tenth of a millimeter to the overall thickness of this concept phone in its current design, Lau claims.
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I move a line over a quarter of an inch, I change the color, or the thickness or the density of the color.
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