Sentence examples for a particular depth from inspiring English sources

An isotope of iron, Fe60, was measured at a particular depth in the ocean's crust.

"With 3-D, it's even more important that the action is seen moving through a particular depth and space".

He was inspired by challenges in Cornish tin mining: deeper mines were susceptible to flooding and horse-driven pumps were only effective to a particular depth.

The intention, he argued, was to establish a particular depth of character, but maybe there were also psychological explanations: "Perhaps Bond's blatant heterosexuality is a subconscious protest against the current fashion for sexual confusion".

Unlike X-rays, the standard radiotherapeutic tool, a proton beam can be tuned in a way that causes it to dump its destructive energy at a particular depth beneath the skin.

"Snowcatchers are huge plastic tubes, as tall as a room and one metre in diameter, that are lowered beneath the sea surface to a particular depth where they are closed, capturing the water around them along with all the marine snow floating in it," says Hopkins.

However, diffracting trees of any particular depth are optimal for only a limited load range.

Rylance had, he said, of course followed the Kelly story as it had unfolded, though not in any particular depth.

And, Kosman observes, Thomson tends not, despite his vast knowledge, to analyze works in any particular depth or justify his pricklier opinions.

And while Mr. Loeb engages various issues about the increasing polarization of the national discourse and its exploitation by politicians, they are not explored with any particular depth.

When the detector is positioned over an area containing several small pial vessels, the collected signal does not appear to be significantly weighted towards any particular depth in the tissue.