Sentence examples for cumulative depth from inspiring English sources
The infiltration (cumulative depth, Z and rate, I) was functioned to opportunity time (to) in minute for WT and DT treatments as: ZWT = 0.528 to0.6, ZDT = 1.2 to0.501, IWT = 19 to−0.4, and IDT = 36 to−0.498.
Total soil elemental storage per m2 for relatively undisturbed sites utilizing cumulative depth functions of amounts of storage for local soil pit profiles was eventually expanded to a world wide database from more than 3000 sites.
Figure 3 presents the cumulative depth distribution for ycnbwsp-da_2 and ycnbwsp_3-HE.
Cumulative depth distribution curves for DOP-1, MDA-2, MDA-3, and MALBAC fitted a standard Poisson distribution (Fig. 3a).
A power analysis indicates that a prohibitively large number of replicates is needed to ensure a lower than 20% risk of falsely concluding no treatment differences at individual depth increments below 10 cm and cumulative depths extending below 40 cm.
While vertical stresses are determined from rock densities integrated over cumulative depths from the surface to the position being considered, horizontal stresses can be measured from mini-fracture tests, step-down tests (injection/falloff tests), well log data and wellbore breakout analyses (Vernik and Zoback 1992).
The model identifies whether the cumulative rut depth caused by the forwarder exceeds the maximum allowable rut depth at the point of or prior to the spacing that minimizes the cost, and if so, the rut depth limits the road spacing.
Numerical simulation results show that the type XP55 wheel profile has the smallest cumulative wear depth, and the type LM wheel profile has the largest wear depth.
In Squaw Valley, at Lake Tahoe in California, a snowstorm on 8 April took the resort's cumulative snow depth for the season to 700 inches, the highest on record.
Among the four types of wheel profiles, the type XP55 wheel had the smallest cumulative wear depth, and LM had the largest wear.
Sum refers to cumulative pocket depth among sites ≥ 3 mm severity threshold.
