Checkshot from the control well was used to associate travel time (a measure of velocity) with each of a number of depths in the wells.
He took samples from 10 points, collecting water from a number of depths at each site through a process that he said is more comprehensive than the sampling state and local authorities require.
A number of in depth structure function relationship studies have been performed, in particular with drug design perspectives.
Figure 6 highlights the fact that vehicles within such imagery usually have no strong texture on their surface and thus as the distance to the camera decreases there is a probability that the resulting disparity image splits the vehicle into a number of smaller depth segments.
In addition to these fast intra-mode algorithms, several algorithms that combine early CU pruning and intra-mode decision together, as Shen et al. [34] did when they skipped a number of specific depth levels rarely used in spatially nearby CUs.
Moreover, to address the scalability issue, a number of bit-depth scalable video-coding algorithms have been proposed in recent years, and many bit-depth-related proposals have been submitted to JVT meetings [10 14].
The DWP is also separately refusing to publish a number of in-depth reviews into the deaths of benefit claimants.
"The People's Republic of Capitalism," one of a number of in-depth documentaries Mr. Koppel has done for Discovery, allows viewers a lingering look at Chongqing, a city of 13.5 million people in southwest China.
· Hippodrome, Wed 14 to Feb 17 Darkin Ensemble: Augustine On tour Choreographer Fleur Darkin's latest work plumbs a number of psychological depths, as it looks back to the treatment of mental disorders in late 19th-century Paris.
Dr. Jan Eichhorn, a research fellow at the University of Edinburgh involved in a number of in-depth referendum polling projects, said: While the overall turnout in the referendum is expected to be high, around 70%- 80%, there could still be a higher turnout amongst Yes than amongst No supporters.
