The phrase "arrives the depth" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a concept related to depth, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "When the moment arrives, the depth of the ocean will be revealed."
Alternatives: "the depth approaches" or "the depth comes".
Cassini arrived in the depths of northern winter, with Saturn's rings tipped up and its north pole in darkness.
And while it is true that I also said I'd arrived via the depths of lower education from a public school much like that in "To Sir, With Love," Chuck was nice enough to correct me, as well.
When the spudcan arrives at the designed depth, the soil displacement vectors under different S are shown in Fig. 5, from which we see that there is an obvious uplift trend at the bottom of the footprint and the soil near the footprint clearly migrates toward the footprint.
He had arrived there in the depths of despair, but was leaving now wordless with joy.
But to a newly arrived legionary, in the depths of winter, immersed in an alien landscape still home to wolves and bears, it must have felt like the edge of the world.
In a refreshing twist, there are at least two main Muslim characters (played by Natacha Karam and Hadi Tabbal) who are operatives rather than enemies, and they arrive with depth and back stories.
The depth of despair arrived with another inspired pairing, orchestrated by Mr. Musiker, in which Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's "Lost in the Stars" gave way to Stephen Sondheim's "No More" from "Into the Woods".
For instance, it has been reported that using a CEFS of 250 μm allow excitations in the wavelength range 337 – 400 nm arrive at depths of 225 – 250 μm in skin tissues [ 33, 34].
Optimize the velocity function that can assist in modeling, fairly arriving at interpretable depth structures.
I fixed my eyes on the line, kicked hard with my giant fins and quickly arrived at a depth of 30 feet.
