Sentence examples for cm deep water from inspiring English sources
The mats at LD consisted of a loose floc of Fe-oxyhydroxides that at times filled the entire depth of the 15 cm deep water column (Figure 1A), and were most abundant during June, July, and August.
In the Isefjord and Roskilde fjord estuary complex in Denmark Zealand Islandd, Southern Baltic Sea), three sites were sampled by shoveling sediment from 50 100 cm deep water.
Bathing often takes place before preening; ibis squat in water 5-20 cm deep and flick water over themselves with each wing in succession.
Thus, it is estimated that winter snow and sleet introduced water 50 cm deep via the macropores.
We find that an ice layer must be > 10 cm thick or > 10 cm deep to have a detectable water enhancement.After 1 billion years, the ice layer is buried below the range of the neutron detection technique.For thinner or shallower deposits, the ice becomes indistinguishably mixed with the enriched soil from steady source delivery.
After visible platform training, two consecutive days of hidden platform training was conducted in which the platform is submerged in the opaque water 1 cm deep, with 4 trials per day.
Mice were trained to swim towards platform which was hidden under the water 1.5 cm deep.
The two groups of frogs were each held in plastic tanks of 1.1 m surface area, with terrestrial habitat made of potting soil, artificial plants and plastic structures for enrichment/hiding, and aquatic habitat consisting of 10 L of dechlorinated water 8 cm deep that was changed every three days.
200 L of a mixture composed of gasoline with 10% ethanol and 4.5% MTBE was released in the unsaturated zone, into a trench 20 cm deep, about 32 cm above the water table.
Swimming sessions were conducted by placing rats in individual glass cylinders (46 cm height × 20 cm diameter) containing water at 23-25°C 23-25°Cdeep.
On day 4 after oviposition, larvae were separated into groups of 100 and placed in a 18 cm-diam × 8 cm deep white plastic basin, with 150 ml dechlorinated water, where they were reared until pupation.
