Sentence examples for at larger depth from inspiring English sources
At larger depth (20 100 km), our conductivity background is generally slightly higher than what we see from the EPRI model.
The latter one was used as a reference method, since also very small defects at larger depth can be visualized with high spatial resolution.
No clear aftershock alignment can be seen and the focal depths of the aftershocks in central and northern parts of the aftershock area are determined to be at larger depth, comparing with the aftershock distribution obtained in this study.
At larger depth, our results show that CGWS allows the quantitative measurement of known aberration despite the selection of a large amount of multiply scattered photons.
Warm groundwater leaves through fractures in the upper part of the borehole while groundwater of ambient temperature enters the borehole through fractures at larger depths.
Such trends include increased hardness at shallow depths due to gradient effects as well as increased hardness at larger depths due to the influence of the substrate.
The use of μt estimated from the conceptual model therefore increases the robustness of the CLT model in predicting solute transport in heterogeneous soils at larger depths.
At larger depths, which correspond to middle and lower crust at the continents and lithospheric mantle in the oceans, continental conductivities are systematically higher than those in the oceans.
These negative features can be partly overcome by using emissions in the near-infrared (NIR) spectrum, but unfortunately optical imaging cannot equal the detailed view and quantitative accuracy that SPECT provides at larger depths.
This indicates that the Folded Molasse Sediments have a significant influence on the regional thermal field of the Molasse Basin and the underlying Upper Jurassic Malm aquifer even at larger depths.
A scale-dependent behavior of hardness was observed as a function of indentation depth for all coatings: at low penetration depths, the hardness value depends on the intralamellar material properties, whereas at larger depths it reflects the long-range cohesive strength of the coating.
