3D models, which were built with Mimics (Materialise, Leuven, Belgium) from the DICOM data, were used to measured anatomy parameters such as end plate depth, end plate width, vertebral body height, spinal canal depth, spinal canal width, pedicle height and pedicle width.
National Institutes of Health image software was used to measure the longitudinal cross-sectional areas and cross-sectional diameters at specified canal depths.
On 11 February 1937, the Construction Office informed Generaladmiral (General Admiral) Erich Raeder that the ships could not displace more than 42000 LT due to the constraints of the harbour and canal depths.
The minimum channel depth throughout the length of the canal is 37 feet and its width 300 feet.
The peak canal flow depth in a heavily urbanized, tropical catchment was reduced by up to 14% in the presence of the GCC, which occupied only 0.07% of the catchment area.
Five sets of sluices and two weirs are used to control the canal's depth.
In 1909 the canal's depth was increased by 2 feet to 28 feet, equalling that of the Suez Canal.
For example, in 55 cases, dentists inquired explicitly about the patient's chief complaint and symptoms; and in 41 cases, they needed information on different aspects of a dental problem, such as the location and size of cavities, measurement of root canals, or depth of pockets, in order to assess its scale and severity.
All normal dental procedures, such as 6 month cleanings, gum disease and tooth decay treatments such as tooth scaling, dental fillings, root canals, in-depth check-ups, x-rays should be fully covered under your plan.
The canal's minimum depth is 5.5 metres (18 feet).
At 7.5 miles (12 km) long, the canal has a depth of 24 feet (7 m), a minimum width of 65.7 feet (20 m), a maximum width of 350 feet (110 m), and one lock.
