Sentence examples for below a certain depth from inspiring English sources

The greater the depth of the water, the less light can penetrate until below a certain depth there is no light whatsoever.

Below a certain depth, roughly 2,000 feet (600 meters), it travels at a speed that is proportional to the depth below the surface.

Below a certain depth in the ocean, the water becomes so cold and the pressure so high that there's no calcium carbonate left for shell-building organisms.

And it's interesting that 200 miles is the same thing that the Challenger did in 1870 as the first oceanographic expedition, only they stopped every 200 miles and sent a dredge to the bottom of the sea to pull things up, because the notion was there was no life below a certain depth in the ocean, because obviously life could not survive in those conditions.

Demonstrating that life really is absent below a certain depth will be tough.

(b) The p-type conductivity occurs in the bulk layer below a certain depth from the surface [20, 29].

Let us assume that variations of the scalar magnetic field are simultaneously measured at sea surface and directly below at a certain depth in the ocean.

These waves cease to be surface ones and become leaky waves at frequencies below a certain depth-dependent transition frequency of the order of 3 mHz.

Nowadays, we need things that shimmer on the surface and have tendrils that reach below so you can see to a certain depth".

Theoretically, each hydrocarbon basin may have a hydrocarbon accumulation threshold at a certain depth, below which hydrocarbon accumulations do not exist.

In the theory of isostasy, a mass above sea level is supported below sea level, and there is thus a certain depth at which the total weight per unit area is equal all around the Earth; this is known as the depth of compensation.