Sentence examples for changes in the depth from inspiring English sources

The results were interpreted in terms of changes in the depth of transition between successive horizons.

The algorithm is also able to estimate changes in the depth on-line.

In shallow groundwater systems, recharge and evapotranspiration are highly sensitive to changes in the depth to water table.

It is also able to track changes in the depth and to test for parameter consistency in order to confer the estimation robustness with respect to dynamic perturbations.

At lower latitudes the seasonal variation in the mixed layer is less marked than at higher latitudes, except in regions such as the Arabian Sea where the onset of the southwestern Indian monsoon may produce large changes in the depth of the mixed layer.

For example, a reduction in upper ocean circulation might lead to a reduced nutrient supply at the ocean surface, lowering biological CO2 uptake, whereas temperature-driven changes in the depth of the mixed layer (the depth to which the ocean surface is well mixed by winds) might affect light availability, potentially increasing biological CO2 uptake.

Such waves are caused by a sudden change in the depth of the sea, but it is very difficult for scientists, on land, to determine what has occurred.

The magnitude of the increased flux, and the initial depth to the fresh/salt transition in groundwater controlled the concentration and mass loading of water discharging to streams and the change in the depth to the fresh/salt transition.

The obstacles are decided based on the dramatic change in the depth value.

Actually, the change in the depth of the SPR curve is 0.0% and 1.8% for annealing temperatures of 100°C and 150°C, respectively (Figure 3b).

A change in the depth of the permafrost could have frightening consequences for the climate.