Sentence examples for because of depth from inspiring English sources

"Ground balls back to me can be a bit of a problem because of depth perception when they get closer to my glove," Underwood said.

However, use of optical imaging techniques in large animals is difficult because of depth limitations.

The remaining 17 sites are not feasible for the exploration of dugwell because of depth of water bearing rock formation at deep.

Notre Dame CB KeiVarae Russell: If there was a weak spot coming into the 2012 season on the Notre Dame defense, it was the secondary because of depth concerns.

However, the vertical SOM profile may be of great importance for soil carbon cycling, both on short (hours to years) time scale, due to interactions with the soil temperature and moisture profile, as well as on long (years to centuries) time scale because of depth-specific stabilization mechanisms of organic matter.

For polishing in the semiconductor sector it can be important because of depth-of-focus limitations of photolithography, and the need to maximize silicon useful real-estate.

Shorn of their two first- choice central defenders, the home side were beaten by the 16th minute because of a lack of depth.

Because of the perception of depth, the 3D stereoscopic imaging has various applications [1 3].

Lester attributed Maryland's football woes to the turnover at head coach and lack of depth because of recruitment shortcomings.

Although sunfish lack a swimbladder, we found that they are neutrally buoyant independent of depth because of their subcutaneous gelatinous tissue that has low density and is incompressible.

Selection was difficult because of the depth of good entries.