Sentence examples for conventional depth from inspiring English sources

When soil samples taken at the conventional depth showed only a slight uptick, he enlarged the hole until he got numbers that looked good on a PowerPoint slide.

Losing an eye — and with it conventional depth perception — might seem devastating to an athlete, like a pianist developing Parkinson's disease.

Plasma-polymerized tetravinylsilane films deposited on silicon wafers by PECVD at different powers using pulsed plasma were analyzed by both typical conventional depth sensing and by cyclic nanoindentation.

We show that DFDiff is analogous to conventional depth-from-defocus (DFD), where the scatter angle of the diffuser determines the effective aperture of the system.

An analytical relationship between the reduced modulus Er and hardness H for solid materials is established based on the conventional depth-sensing indentation method of Oliver and Pharr.

Near-surface mechanical properties such as the reduced modulus and hardness of the plasma polymer film were investigated using conventional depth-sensing nanoindentation as well as load-partial-unload (cyclic) nanoindentation.

Our aim was to study the structural visibility of the choroid using spectral-domain optical coherence tomography in the same area of interest in patients with uveitis with posterior segment manifestations using conventional, enhanced depth imaging (EDI), and combined depth imaging (CDI) techniques.

We find that transcriptional programs can be reproducibly identified at 1% of conventional read depths.

Some of the conventional Full-Depth Repairs (FDR) in Jointed Concrete Pavement (JCP) suffered recurring failures in less than one year.

As results, the design rainfall quantities from actual rainstorm events at the three studied sites are consistently lower than those obtained from the conventional rainfall depth-duration-frequency (DDF) method, especially for short-duration storms (such as 1-h).

Results suggest that the upward-looking FMCW system may be a valuable alternative to conventional snow-depth sensors for locations, where fixed installations above ground are not feasible.