Sentence examples for centimeters depth from inspiring English sources

For example, grains that spent more time on the lunar surface are susceptible to impacts by micrometeorites unlike grains at a few centimeters depth.

Analysis of grab samples not only gave information about the sediments deposited directly on the seafloor, but also about sediments in 10 to 15 centimeters depth.

A tub (diameter, about 90 centimeters; depth, about 15 centimeters) representing an oasis was set in the flying field at a ten-meter point from the place where birds were thrown into flight.

Optical fluence decreases approximately 1 order of magnitude every 3 cm in breast tissue in the NIR [ 15], indicating laser fluences sufficient to generate PA signal from nanorod contrast agents can be achieved at several centimeters depth in clinically relevant tissues.

According to previous literature [ 34], for one centimeter depth the resolution limit of a photoaocustic system is ∼50 μm which in the range of the needs of the imaging problem addressed here.

Previous studies suggest that the regolith in the Muses-C region on Itokawa was relatively stable at millimeter to centimeter-depths for the last ~105 years (e.g., Berger and Keller 2015).

We study the fire-induced changes on properties related to soil erodibility as water repellency (WR), soil aggregate stability (SAS) and organic matter at topsoil centimeter-scale (O horizon, and Ah horizon at 1, 2 and 3 cm depth).

The amniotic fluid index (AFI) is a measure of the amount of amniotic fluid which is calculated by summing centimeters of depth of 4 different pockets of fluid; alternatively, the single deepest vertical pocket or maximum pool depth may be used.

While the effort for pursuing novel imaging probes with higher sensitivity should be a sustained ongoing process, photoacoustic imaging implementation with centimeter penetration depth capability such as photoacoustic computed tomography system should also be employed to translate the current study further on bigger animal models or even human beings.

It has an imaging resolution that is superior to pure optical imaging at centimeter scale depths.

"It's in an area called 'the chute,' which is actually a 12-meter-deep [39-feet] crack in the rock, it's kind of a long fissure, so 18 centimeters is the depth that you need to be able to squeeze through.