Sentence examples for a depth of one from inspiring English sources

An acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons, enough to fill an acre to a depth of one foot and to meet the needs of about two households in Southern California for a year.

Soil physical and chemical properties, microbial biomass, bacterial and nematode assemblage structure, and root biomass were measured to a depth of one meter.

Soils below larch stands in Altansumber are heavy with calcium content and with permafrost below a depth of one meter (Khutakova et al. 2016).

Around 2,000 km of coast length along the south Indian coast, a temperature difference of above 20°C persists between the surface water and water at a depth of one km, around the year.

The top 400 most frequently mutated regions in the dataset cover >75% patients at a depth of one mutation and >50% at a depth of two mutations (left panel); with a mean coverage of 7.9 per patient (right panel).

From subtle differences in Fig. 3a and d, it can be recognized that initially attached surface layers are removed from the catalyst and that its crystalline surfaces are restructured to a depth of one or two crystalline monolayers, as highlighted for a specific location by arrows.

NIRS is capable of interrogating tissue samples at a depth of approximately one-quarter to one-half the interoptode distance (5 cm in the present study), which limits the depth of near infrared (NIR) light penetration to roughly 1.25 to 2.5 cm, although a banana-shaped region of sensitivity extends both above and below this depth [ 20, 21].

That means, he said, that while the waves could penetrate clothing, they would barely enter the skin, reaching a depth of only one sixty-fourth of an inch.

To make space for his artillery to cross the bridge, the duke had one side of the second row of arches cut away to a depth of about one-third of their original thickness.

There are no shared OTUs across the gut communities of all humans, even at a depth of coverage of one million sequences per sample (HMP-Consortium 2012).

Cut to a depth of about one-third of the branch diameter.