Sentence examples for as great a depth from inspiring English sources

Although they are not as cheap and do not offer as great a depth of coverage as tag profiling, they are likely to provide further insights into studies such as the one undertaken here.

This changed in the mid-eighties, with the advent of remotely operated vehicles, or R.O.V.s: robots equipped with lights, cameras, steering thrusters, and arms that can lift objects from depths as great as a mile.

It has a mean width of 50 miles (80 km) and a depth as great as 1,700 feet (518 m) below sea level.

They live throughout the Southwest Pacific Ocean, at depths as great as 610 meters, and traverse a great range, as shallow as 90 meters, apparently in search of prey.

More importantly gold nanorod labels can be employed at depths as great as 5 cm and still retain a S/N ratio of 10 which is approximately a factor of two deeper than fluorescent labels.

A bladder lets the float sink to depths as great as 2,000 metres before surfacing to communicate its position and data to satellites.

A computer-controlled dynamic positioning system enables the ship to remain over a specific location while drilling in water to depths as great as 8,300 metres.

Plates from which rubber duplicates are to be made will require etch depths as great as 0.045 inch.

The shipwrecks lie at depths as great as 280 feet, Mr. Greco said, which is beyond the range of most sport divers.

Overthrust crystalline terrains are smaller, and the crystalline rocks themselves have not been thrust up from depths as great as those at collision zones.

Galapagos sharks seem to prefer shallower water but have been taken from depths as great as nearly 280 metres (919 feet).