Sentence examples for big depth of from inspiring English sources

Optical glass BK7 is widely used in optical industries but the grinding process of it with aggressive machining parameters (e.g., fast infeed rate, big depth of cut) easily leads to subsurface damage (SSD).

And a smaller aperture means bigger depth of field — less blur.

In the end, light can penetrate a bigger depth of the algal biofilm.

So why don't big movies have big depth?

In Adrian's attempt to paint the big picture, depth of character is too often sacrificed.

Given the strategic depth the Sunnis have — they don't have the numbers necessarily (though they dispute that in Baghdad), but they do have the big strategic depth of the Arab world and of most of the Muslims being Sunni — this war could go on for some time and not be exhausted.

After work, assistants meet to eat, drink and kvetch at the Half King or Tía Pol, trading gossip and job details — more menial tasks at the bigger galleries, depth of experience at smaller ones.

In other words, the bigger the depth of the niche (D) and the smaller the thickness of the remaining myometrium (RMT), the greater the risk of CS scar dehiscence.

Figure 8 shows the biggest averages of depth of water reached in each of the days analyzed.

That has a big impact on the depth of touch - how far you push the key down in order to get the hammer to the string".

Nets Coach Don Casey played Jim McIlvaine against Patrick Ewing on Wednesday, and the coach attributes the fluctuations in Feick's minutes to the Nets' depth of big men.