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The roof of the temple was held up by a row of thick stone columns.
The flood left a thick deposit of mud over the entire ground floor of the house.
The bomb shelter has concrete walls that are three metres thick.
The animal's thick fur provides very good insulation against the arctic cold.
The planet Venus is enshrouded in thick clouds.
Outside, the fog was thick and impenetrable.
In the post-1870 era serious medical books emphasizing these themes came thick and fast.
Concentrations of accretionary lapilli and diffuse trains of small pumices define bedding in this thick ash bed.
If a thick sense of welfare is used, then it is unlikely that competition will maximize it.
The particles used in each experiment were placed on the wind tunnel surface, forming a layer roughly 2 cm thick.
The endosperm has a very thick peripheral cell wall (cw).
Numerous thin sandstone beds (in general about 10 cm thick) are separated by thicker units of flaser-bedded siltstones and mudstones.
The individual ignimbrite sequences are up to 200 m thick.
This book is smaller, but still relatively thick (five by seven by one inch), with over 350 pages.
During winter, this layer is relatively thick, due to strong mixing caused by storms and by convective overturning.
Thirdly, the 3.8 m thick unit has an overall sheet-like geometry, with no evidence of channelization or scour at the base.
The magmatic activity built up one, or several, submarine edifices, > 200 m thick.
The internal and external elastic laminae are thick concentric elastic-fibre layers that separate the intima and media, and the media and adventitia, respectively.
The target was a flat thick foil placed perpendicularly to the beam, which could be moved along the x and y direction by external motions.
This involves rearrangement of the proteins that constitute the thin and thick filaments as well as those that make up the intermediate filaments.
After opening the pleura, large tortuous venous vessels as thick as a finger were seen.
