Sentence examples for a specific depth in from inspiring English sources

Jury (1975a, b) made use of the steady-state tile drainage solution of Kirkham (1958) to predict travel times of inert solute particles from the surface of a soil profile to subsurface tiles being installed at a specific depth in the soil, the soil being underlain by an impervious barrier.

This setup allows the measurement of adjacent points in a specific depth of field of the triangle commensurate with the sensor specifications [14].

A SF-value <0 results from a sedimentary δTO13C higher than the δ13C of nematodes in a specific depth layer.

Every entry in the database is accompanied by at least one 'Reference ID.' The data at a specific depth or time may be described in multiple publications or different data types may have been published in different articles, e.g., paleomagnetic, rock magnetic, and chronological data, such as for Birkat Ram, Israel (Frank et al. 2002 20033; Schwab et al. 2004).

Photothermal oscillations approximated as a sinusoid at the chopping frequency f0 can be extracted from the phase signal of the OCT image over time at a specific depth, z0 (Fig. 2(c)): In Eq. (3), λ is the center wavelength of the imaging beam (860 nm) and A z0) is the magnitude of the induced OPL changes due to photothermal heating at depth z0.

One such method uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver focused acoustic energy at specific depths in subcutaneous tissue, and has been cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA).

This is a specific in-depth analysis of a tick multigene family.

We previously developed a fiber optic probe capable of interrogating specific depth regions in tissue [ 29] and incorporated it into a clinical spectroscopy device [ 30].

In a further step, the simulations are used to suggest scratch parameters for a "Fine Tuned Scratch Test" which increase the sensitivity of the test for specific depth regions in the coating-tool architecture and allow improved and more sensitive investigations of critical interfaces, transition layers and surface-near substrate regions.

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.

Next we review the literature concerning lightness perception in three-dimensional scenes and examine what role specific depth cues play in experimental design.