Examples of 'relatively thick' in a sentence
Meaning of "relatively thick"
Relatively thick refers to something that has a considerable amount of thickness compared to other similar objects or materials. This phrase is often used to describe the width, depth, or density of an item
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Nice and relatively thick vanilla flavor.
The final panel is often relatively thick.
This relatively thick hair has an aerodynamic shape.
This surface layer may be relatively thick.
Leaves are relatively thick and glossy.
The sheared gels obtained were relatively thick.
A relatively thick prepreg is used preferably.
The skull roof is relatively thick.
Relatively thick napkins suffer from the disadvantages noted above.
The collimator is in the form of a relatively thick slab.
The substructure is relatively thick and very porous in nature.
The periodontal biotype is relatively thick.
It is formed from relatively thick armored sheets to form a substantially closed cell.
Such an architecture results in relatively thick tire beads.
The use of relatively thick support ribs also tends to inhibit flexibility.
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Consequently the layer is relatively thick.
The cover must be relatively thick or include islands of metal paint or foil.
The inserts described in these specifications are relatively thick.
The body is relatively thick.
You need to make sure that the paste remains relatively thick.
This species had a relatively thick enamel on the molars.
The paste normally has to be applied in a relatively thick layer.
Other areas have a relatively thick eschar formed therein.
The concentrate can be in the form of a relatively thick liquid.
This underpad is formed of a relatively thick sheet or pad of a resilient plastic material.
The armament of this known belt design is relatively thick.
It is thus possible to cure relatively thick layers of up to one millimeter.
Another drawback is that powder paint layers are applied as relatively thick layers.
This package is also relatively thick in its final form.
The reaction is carried out at ambient temperature forming a relatively thick slurry.
Such an interface effect on relatively thick films was never reported before.
The receptacle of such a container must however have relatively thick walls.
Both will be fine with relatively thick materials like denim.
A relatively thick film is initially extruded and its area can be increased by stretching.
The bill is relatively thick.
Pearlite for which the alternating ferrite and cementite layers are relatively thick.
The outline is produced with a relatively thick stream of sugar.
This embodiment of the invention is particularly useful where the mandrel is relatively thick.
This window can therefore be relatively thick without drawback.
Even relatively thick concrete walls can be breached fairly quickly using this technology.
This container is relatively thick.
The fibers have relatively thick walls that prevent collapsing upon drying.
Said container is relatively thick.
These layers are relatively thick and do not have any particular optical characteristics.
These are efficient and fast in a relatively thick layer of oil.
Diving suits are relatively thick to protect divers from the coldness of the water.
Both effects are important mainly for relatively thick material.
It must therefore be relatively thick and consequently has a relatively high ohmic resistance.
The main shaft of the penis is covered by relatively thick skin.
These species end to have relatively thick armor plates on their bodies.
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