Sentence examples for although depth from inspiring English sources

Although depth might be an issue, who would want to lose?

He and Chris Kaman will lead an otherwise entirely German league-based squad in Group B. Although depth might be an issue, Nowitzki's playoff run highlights his ability to carry a team deep into the later rounds.

Although depth of cut does not present an important effect (insignificant), accounting 6.21% of total variability but it has decreasing control on Ra.

However, flank wear is affected by the cutting speed and interaction of feed-depth of cut, although depth of cut has not been found statistical significant, but the flank wear is an increasing function of depth of cut.

Although depth of investigation could be 30 m or more, which is far higher than what is usually required for a highway pavement (FHWA NHI 05 037 2006), The depth of investigation is based on zone of influence, which for the asphalt pavement is about 3.81 m (Vandre et al. 1998).

The tunnel entrances, 6 to 10 millimetres in diameter, are covered with silk webbing and leaf litter, and can be up to 60 cm deep, although depth is more usually 12 to 35 cm.

This initial tunnel network is connected to a single vertical shaft of 2 5 cm diameter that descends into the sediment to depths averaging 13 30 cm, although depths of up to 75 cm have been reported.

Ground penetrating radar is a subsurface imaging method that provides high-resolution in formation to a depth of typically 0 10 m, although depths up to 40 m [3, 4, 5] are possible in some geological environments.

At night, the extensive vertical movements continued, although depths were shallower and near the boundary of the mixed layer (Fig. 2a).

A quake of that magnitude is capable of causing severe damage, although the depth of this one lessened its impact.

"Comments that made us very uncomfortable at the time, although the depth and the insensitive nature of which were not fully felt until it seemed too late to reply".