Sentence examples for although the depth of from inspiring English sources
A quake of that magnitude is capable of causing severe damage, although the depth of this one lessened its impact.
The current typically reaches to about 2 to 3 cm (about 0.8 to 1.2 inches) beneath the scalp, although the depth of penetration depends on the rate of change of the magnetic field and the strength of the current discharged through the coil.
Although the depth of this groove was 1 nm or less, the roughness of the processed surface was slightly increased.
Future studies could perform testing on patients not poisoned with CO who receive hyperbaric therapy for a non-acute illness such as wound healing although the depth of the dive may differ.
Although the depth of the reflector in this study is 5 10 km shallower than the slab depth proposed by passive-source seismic data (e.g., Nakajima et al. 2009), the geometry (gently dipping northwestward) is consistent.
Assuming M = 5.7, the shallowest fault model over the depths from 1.4 to 6.6 km can account for a vertical displacement of approximately 5 cm, although the depth of the M5.7 event was estimated by the JMA to be 11.8 km.
Although the depth-of-focus is a common concept in classical optics, there is relatively little detailed discussion of its implications as related to normal vision function and to vision anomalies.
Although detailed information on the depth of cancer invasion was not available in that paper, the case series in their report was estimated to be of a more invasive nature than those in the present study in terms of depth of invasion.
Whether or not Rodriguez's points are valid, it is rare for a player to publicly downgrade another player's market value under any circumstances, let alone when the two players are friends, although Jeter mentioned this spring that the depth of his friendship with Rodriguez was sometimes overstated.
Although it is suggested that the depth of the contraction source from the crustal deformation is less than 2 km, there is limited resolution that can be judged as coinciding with the low-velocity layer (depth 200 500 m) suggested from the seismic array.
There is no confirmed explanation for this phenomenon, although it is hypothesized that the depth of the wells (the ones that supply Aqaba are relatively shallow) may play a role as the radiation varies greatly at shallow depths.
