Sentence examples for both width and depth from inspiring English sources

That honor goes to the ThinkPad A20p ($3,900), a high-performance portable for the expense-account crowd, with a 15-inch screen that adds an inch to the computer in both width and depth.

It is found that the predicted length of the melt pool increases at higher scan speed while both width and depth of the melt pool decreases.

The relationships of process parameters, molten pool geometry (both width and depth) and shear strength (SS) in LTW process are systematically investigated through finite element method (FEM), response surface methodology (RS M and experiments.

Pre- and post-breach rates of external creek morphology change between 1999 and 2006 were also quantified, with intertidal creeks attached to the breach channels increasing significantly after realignment in both width and depth.

It is indicated that the both width and depth of the snap-through phenomenon related to the axial postbuckling behavior of hybrid FGM nanoshells decrease due to the nonlocality influence.

To distinguish nuclei from cellular debris and larger clumps of cells, cell counts were restricted to objects measuring 5 100 µm in both width and depth.

Microfluidic systems, including a new design of capillary stop valves expanding along both channel width and depth, have been fabricated by a two-level Deep Reactive Ion Etching technology.

The Knee-Bend test highly correlated with both the width and depth of lesions, as well as with the overall degeneration assessed by the CDS.

These models were developed separately for both micro-channel width and depth prediction.

Fabrication techniques, such as e-beam lithography and FIB milling, are able to create channels confined to nanometer dimensions in both lateral dimensions, e.g., width and depth, and to generate any two-dimensional channel pattern on the substrate surface.

Dial calipers of 0.1-mm precision were used to measure tail length (from the uropygial gland to the tip of the longest rectrix), tarsus length (from the intertarsal joint to the most distal undivided scute on the tarsometatarsus), bill length (from the anterior end of the nares to the tip of the upper mandible), and bill width and depth (both measured at the anterior end of the nares).