The phrase "a particular depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific level or intensity of something, such as knowledge, understanding, or emotion.
Example: "The artist's work conveys a particular depth of emotion that resonates with the audience."
Alternatives: "a specific level of" or "a certain degree of".
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".
"If so, the sensor can make the decision to sample more frequently or sample in a particular depth of water more.
For NBT/BCIP staining, we identified a particular depth of staining with the substrate that allows comparison of different probes and that is suitable for OPT scanning and subsequent mapping of gene expression patterns (see [38], supplementary materials Fig. S1).
In general, given the diversity of bacterial genomes, and the multitude of available technologies, it is not possible to identify a particular depth of coverage that would minimise sequence gaps.
Each modulation frequency of constructive and destructive interference on the detector corresponds to a particular depth of backscatter in the tissue.
In contrast, there were only a few pairs that showed significant correlation between MUs in one spot and averaged MU in the other spot, and there was no bias toward a particular depth of recording (Fig. 7 Ab, Bb).
However, the constant recording of a particular depth for periods that ranged from 30 min to 4 hours indicates that the shark would have to be either stationary or milling (limited or slow movements in a centralised area) around the location.
Looking Glass Factory's lenticular display is intensely cool, with a particular depth impression of 3D that really offers something interesting.
We can precisely determine the overburden stress at a particular depth by measuring the density of the sedimentary sequence (Jaeger and Cook 1979).
For these reasons, the underwater light field at the particular depth of the chlorophyll a maximum had to be calculated based on the continuous surface light measurements (summarised in Table 1) and the underwater attenuation spectra (Figure 2).
Howard, although initially dazed and disoriented, gradually recovered his faculties, although, Dr. Freeman noted in a follow-up visit, "Howard seems to have no particular depth of feeling about anything".
