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The experiment confirmed good parallelism had been achieved during the experiments, where the scratched gold lines have a consistent depth of ∼160 nm.

The theoretical line (Fig.  2) indicates a perfectly uniform distribution of reads where 100% of the genome is covered by reads with a normalized and consistent depth of 1. Figure  2 shows that both replicates of the unamplified short-insert library have the closest fit to the theoretical line, suggesting the most uniform distribution of reads.

In their proposed model, depth information derived from monocular cues is propagated along surface contours using local recurrent interactions to obtain a globally consistent depth sorting of overlapping surfaces.

I think the challenge they're going to have is it's what I would call a vertical experience that doesn't have consistent depth in all of the verticals.

Using the model results, we propose a mechanically consistent depth-interpolated crustal cross-section of the Kyrgyz Tien Shan, which incorporates both geological and geophysical data.

Having said that, at times, "Call the Midwife's" lack of ambition is a little irritating: The lead character, new nurse Jenny Lee Jessica Rainee), is often a cipher, and the show doesn't give consistent depth to the lives of the women she and her fellow midwives interact with.

Petri dish (15 cm diameter) agar was of consistent depth (4 mm).

Why should adding consistent depth cues to the mix of cues available in a scene alter perception of surface lightness and the inferred illumination gradient?

Hintikka showed how to define both attributive constituents and constituents of depth-d recursively, so that every depth-d proposition can be expressed by a disjunction of a unique set of (consistent) depth-d constituents.

The detection of exonic copy number changes largely relies on the consistent coverage depth of an individual exon.

Metamorphic conditions during this process were around 500 °C and 1 GPa, consistent with a depth of ~ 39 km in the subduction zone (Xia and Platt 2017).