Sentence examples for consistent depth from inspiring English sources

But Myskina, who was playing her first Grand Slam final as well, was generating too much consistent depth and too much quality defense to allow Dementieva much opportunity to attack.

She started slowly but finished convincingly: generating consistent depth and serving out the upset on her first attempt at 5-3, hitting a service winner on her third match point.

That was in 2009, and in the end, his consistent depth and force snuffed out Roddick's chances of extending his final run in New York to a quarterfinal match with Novak Djokovic on Thursday.

In Rome, with Nadal producing more consistent depth, Djokovic struggled to create the sharp angles with his ground strokes that had allowed him to open up the court as he compiled seven straight wins against Nadal.

Even with Federer looking intermittently flat and failing to get consistent depth on his ground strokes, this was still quite a psychological hurdle to clear for Djokovic, the charismatic 20-year-old Serb, who will face Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, an unseeded Frenchman, in the final Sunday.

Can Davenport, for all her consistent depth and ball-striking talent, still win a Grand Slam at age 26? "I still feel like I belong at the top of the game, so I don't feel like I'll be happy with a loss," she said.

At issue is how to protect endangered fish and birds along the 2,341-mile 2,341-mileriverms and reservoirs in upstream states provide consistent depths for barge shipments dowhereer.

Using the model results, we propose a mechanically consistent depth-interpolated crustal cross-section of the Kyrgyz Tien Shan, which incorporates both geological and geophysical data.

Hintikka showed how to define both attributive constituents and constituents of depth-d recursively, so that every depth-d proposition can be expressed by a disjunction of a unique set of (consistent) depth-d constituents.

All juveniles increased variation in depth at higher temperatures, though larger individuals maintained slightly more consistent depths.

The effect of temperature on variation in depth was also found to vary with length, where larger individuals swam slightly shallower than smaller individuals and maintained more consistent depths.