Sentence examples for and to some depth from inspiring English sources

On the other hands, the low lying areas and old water courses give rise to predominantly stagnant water in which accumulation of decayed vegetation would have taken place in geological past resulting in peat and soft organic clay formation at surface and to some depth.

If winds are strong, the cold surface air is forced upward by mechanical turbulence and moderately stable conditions extend to some depth in the atmosphere.

"For example, one of the ways that lava might come up is that magma will rise to some depth and make its way through fractures or dykes.

PA imaging contrast is primarily due to optical absorption but the spatial resolution (and to some degree the penetration depth) is controlled by the ultrasonic detection thus allowing imaging in the optical diffusive regime [ 16].

The detail of the checklist, and to some extent the in-depth interview, was strongly viewed as helpful in overcoming memory problems.

An unidentified poet friend, visiting her in the nineteen-eighties for the first time in years, expressed the abandonment felt by many male poets and critics, first-string bonhommes who had admired her early work and had counted on her to add some depth to the literary bench.

"The provinces are going well and Joe is trying to build for the World Cup and trying to get some depth in the squad.

Some of the common problems faced during the electrical resistivity methods are loss of resolution, where saline and clarets' soil are present when using Wenner method for greater depth and to some extent lateral variations in electrical properties.

"Whether it's some guy in the minor leagues or someone they sign, like they have here, you can't blame the team for going out and trying to get some depth.

You've got to have some depth to cover yourself.

Mr. Downey bravely attempts to bring some depth and compassion to the principal.