The phrase "are of the same depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the depth of two or more objects, concepts, or ideas to indicate that they share an equal level of depth.
Example: "The two theories are of the same depth, providing equally comprehensive explanations for the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "are equally deep" or "share the same level of depth".
The trees in the first rows are of the same range for identical water depth conditions, irrespective of the forest width.
And while the sampling of individuals and populations in the present study is not of the same depth as in the previous studies of European diversity, nonetheless the regional PC analyses (Figs.
A proposed solution is the use of adaptive shape areas chosen based on local colourise similarity to that of the anchor (i.e. centre) pixel (with assumption that the close surfaces of the same colour are at the same depth).
Stop after the first few feet to make sure each of the row openers are at the same depth, and that they are covering the seeds correctly.
If N is large enough, all the angles around directions of the LU are continuously all regarded as nulling points, thus the spread nulls in the beam pattern are maintaining the same depth with that of the nulling point ϕ m.
In the Mediterranean, nematode diversity also decreases with depth (Figure 4b), but the degree of species decrease is limited and ample ranges of biodiversity are observed at the same depth.
But both kinds of tracks are sunk to the same depth in the mud, and the "human" prints are spaced the same distance apart as are the dinosaur prints.
Dig holes that are the same depth of the cell packs or nursery pots.
The values of the normalized logs are extracted at the same depth as the core plugs, and the normalized log value and petrophysical facies number of plug are regarded as one sample.
Since the identifications do not change word length, all identifications are of vertices at the same depth from the root.
