Sentence examples for a depth which from inspiring English sources

"Maybe it's not a person we fall in love with," he muses, "so much as a distance, a depth, which that particular person happens to embody".

The heating by solar radiation in water is distributed through a depth, which results in smaller temperature changes at the surface of the water than would occur with the same insolation over an equal area of land.

Wilde's book has a depth which charts the positives too, though we can only imagine how it might have been if English cricket had found celebrity of the Warne variety.

The descendants of those levees wall the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers today — and the peaty land of the islands behind them has subsided to a depth which in places hits 26ft/8m below sea level.

So he was terribly unhappy, and of a depth, which was completely out of context with how good his life appeared to be.

Says Botterweck, "Through loads of tests we found out that you don't see the surface and that the space has a depth which can be controlled with the projection of shapes.

Similarly, we will denote the new lower bounds as LA,new for the A-cost and Ld,new for the A-depth, which can be obtained using (4) and (5 - 6), respectively.

Let us denote the current lower bounds from [12] as LA,c for the A-cost and Ld,c for the A-depth, which can be obtained using (2).

By knowing L EA it is possible to have an early estimation of how many extra adders would be needed for a given implementation with the lowest A-depth, which is translated to extra chip area.

This study is an experimental work examining the effects of ambient environmental conditions at different times of a day to locate subsurface delaminations and voids at a shallow depth, which is an additional influencing factor.

The applied indentation forces become much lower for a smaller d at a given depth, which means Ta film with d of 10 nm is of lower hardness.