The phrase "a given depth and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific depth or level of something, often in technical or scientific writing.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at a given depth and temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a specified depth and" or "a certain depth and".
In this paper, Equation 4 is used to evaluate the chloride concentration, C x, t), at a given depth and time into reinforced concrete structure.
Their 'geochemical record', registered over time at a given depth and radial distance, will fluctuate over time, with shorter period and a larger amplitude at the conduit center than at its periphery.
where is the (time averaged) distance from the burrow wall at which the solute concentration reaches the radially averaged concentration, Cavg, for the bulk sediment at a given depth and Cb, is the (time averaged) concentration in the burrow.
The aim of this study is to propose part of the disparity interpretation on a diffusion test by examining the geometrical influence of gravel distribution on the variability of chloride concentration at a given depth and of depth at a given concentration, in an uncracked cover concrete.
These models, such as the Bühlmann decompression algorithm, are designed to fit empirical data and provide a decompression schedule for a given depth and dive duration.
A potentially more practical approach to calculating false negative rates is the cumulative false negative rate, which considers all targets covered at a given depth and higher.
For a given depth image and β, the ground-truth transmission map can be constructed as t(x) = e − βd(x).
Trawl design optimization with two uniform fish distributions at a given depth (6 m and 3 m above the sea bed) and one linear distribution at 6 m above the sea bed are compared.
In addition to the algorithms, the approach was applied to a site with two sources of undrained shear strength from laboratory triaxial tests and in-situ plate bearing tests, and suggested a series of characteristic values for undrained shear strength for the site, corresponding to a given depth of interest, and to a given level of inherent soil variability in the horizontal direction.
In brief, the indenter tip is loaded up to a given depth onto the sample and the load is held constant, leading to a creeping of the material below the tip.
We first show how to calculate the exact number of nodes at a given depth of a regular search tree, and the asymptotic brute-force branching factor.
