normal thickness in a sentence

• Normal thickness depends on the crown-rump length ( CRL ) of the fetus.
• The next note ( C ) is of normal thickness.
• Thereby the sleeve briefly gets compressed and laterally expanded, afterwards relaxing to its normal thickness.
• The Windsor knot was invented to emulate the Duke's wide knot with ties made from normal thickness cloth.
• To date, its thickness of 2.72 mm has not been equaled ( the normal thickness is between 4 mm-4.5 mm ).
• The cornea just above the region of thinning is of normal thickness, and may protrude anteriorly, which creates an irregular astigmatism.
• The Israel Housing Ministry mandated that the external concrete walls of the buildings be three times the normal thickness to withstand shelling.
• The thin slices are then returned to the grill with the untoasted sides towards the heat source, resulting in toast half the normal thickness.
• To date, its thickness of 2 . 72 mm has not been equaled ( the normal thickness is between 4 mm-4 . 5 mm ).
• For example, armour sloped sixty degrees back from the vertical presents to a projectile travelling horizontally a line-of-sight thickness twice the armour's normal thickness, as the cosine of 60?is ?
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• Beyond the engines outer wings of normal thickness and constant chord, significantly thinner and narrower than the inboard section, were each supported by a pair of parallel struts to the lower edge of the centre section.
• About 100 people in the world are known to have craniometaphyseal dystosis, or CMD . It causes bones of the skull and face to thicken progressively, beginning early in childhood, sometimes to twice their normal thickness.
• But though the symptoms are clear _ rough, red, scaly lesions that can cause the skin to grow so that it is five to 10 times its normal thickness at the site of a lesion _ the cause of the disease has been a puzzle.
• Because, like Grafmatic or " bag mag " holders, the Fuji holders used sheet film of normal thickness, they offered higher image quality than the older " film packs " ( see below ), but never became widely popular before digital imaging brought much production of traditional large-format materials to a halt.
• The LOS-thickness for a vehicle in a horizontal position can be calculated by a simple formula, applying the cosine rule : it is equal to the armour's normal thickness divided by the cosine of the armour's inclination from perpendicularity to the projectile's travel ( assumed to be in the horizontal plane ) or:
• Even though the increased protection to a point, provided by angling a certain armour plate with a given normal thickness causing an increased line-of-sight ( " LOS " ) thickness, is of no consideration in armour vehicle design, it is of great importance when determining the level of protection of a designed vehicle.