Sentence examples for a depth value from inspiring English sources

Seeing the two together gave the music a depth, value and, in all the dark, electronic rumblings, a cumulative grandeur.

In Eq. (3), it is a depth value obtained for each coordinate (u, v) on a depth image.

Authors: Hansard, M., Lee, S., Choi, O., Horaud, R.P. Time-of-flight (TOF) cameras provide a depth value at each pixel, from which the 3D structure of the scene can be estimated.

For each pixel, GPU generates two points (F 1 and F 2 ), with each point having an interpolated time and a depth value.

The computed equivalent depth extent of heat production provides a depth value (14.5 km) which falls within the Curie point depth margin and could indicate change in mineralogy.

If the visible sample's time (t s ) is inside the visible time range [t 1, t 2 ], we find a depth value at t s using the linear interpolation along the depth range [z 1, z 2 ] and compare the interpolated depth with the sample's depth.

If only the edge information is used, then it induces a same object with a different depth value.

A combined fit-seeding technique was employed with a fixed depth value of |x| = 45 mm, because the dipole depth is the weakest parameter in MEG dipole fitting and has a strong inverse correlation with dipole amplitude [1], [3], [48].

Only scenario P90low showed a maximum depth value greater than the modelled high tide level, 0.06 m greater than high tide.

Since the opacity of this region is less than 1, the contents of objects drawn below it - i.e. with a smaller depth value - are not fully obscured.

Other parameters used in the GUSA include the sawgrass initial density (uniformly distributed across Water Conservation Area 2A), the growth rate for both cattail and sawgrass, a water depth value, and soil phosphorus concentration.