The phrase "at very shallow" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is at a minimal depth or level, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The water was at very shallow levels, making it easy to walk across the riverbed."
Alternatives: "at a very shallow depth" or "at a minimal level".
Implications to strain gradient plasticity and indentation size effect interpretations at very shallow depths are discussed.
Experiments show that significant drag reductions may be realized for circular cylinders in cross-flow by using grooves, even at very shallow relative groove depths.
The research finds that workers were drilling at very shallow depths, as little as 700ft underground, placing the fracking operation uncomfortably close to the drinking water aquifer that supplies the wells used by Pavillion residents.
There is also evidence at very shallow depth (≅1 km below sea level) of an elongated body with a NNW SSE direction, which is interpreted as a small magma chamber that has now almost completely solidified.
Of particular interest is the break-up of the spiral or concentric ringed patterns at very shallow supercoolings, which may be attributed to instabilities driven by the exclusion of amorphous PVDF and EVAc chains into the emerging inter- and intra-spiral (or target) lamellar regions.
The first, and largest, peak of earthquake frequency with depth occurs at very shallow depths between 0 and 30 km.
Among the various important scientific achievements, we highlight the discovery of a frictional heating event at the very shallow part of the splay fault and at the toe of the décollement in the Nankai Trough.
Based on a comparison between the shape of the observed eruption cloud (Fig. 2) and the explosion experiments of Ohba et al. (2002), it is plausible that the vulcanian explosion source was at a very shallow depth, where the scaled depth is at least <0.002 m/J1/3.
The reason why gliders travel at such speed is gravity; they are, if you like, 'falling' at a very shallow angle, determined by the aircraft's aerodynamic design.
This was at a very shallow depth (about 3 7 cm), in other words, a dense crust; At greater depth, beyond where there are control values, the soils had quite low penetrometer resistance values after the first pass, which was drastically increased by the second pass.
Its focus was at a very shallow depth of about 5km, which doubtless contributed to the severity of the ground shaking that witnesses in Christchurch describe as more severe than in September.
