Sentence examples for decreasing depth from inspiring English sources
Then we computed the depth values of all the curves and ranked the curves by decreasing depth values following a modified half region depth approach49, which defines band depth by taking a graph-based approach.
This order of options is in order of decreasing technical difficulty and decreasing depth of fixation, and is thought to be in order of decreasing stability.
A decreasing volume fraction of cementite is observed with decreasing depth in the top deformed layer, indicative of dissolution of cementite induced by increased plastic straining.
It was confirmed by D-XPS that the surface molecular motion of the PS component in [P(St-b-MMA)] diblock copolymer films was gradually activated with decreasing depth from the air/polymer interface.
Microhardness of HPSR samples increased with decreasing depth from the treated surface, and increased with the increase of F. Microstructure of the original sample including the morphology and size of the α and β phases was found to have evident effect on the thickness, grain size and microhardness of the surface deformed layer produced by HPSR.
The decreasing depth of the contact interface changes the flow field and causes decreasing water flow velocity above the top of the DNAPL pool, suggesting the dependence of the mass transfer rate on the depth of the interface, or alternatively, the remaining mass percentage in the fracture.
With compressive residual surface stresses the predictions suggested reduced fatigue risk and substantially decreased depth of individual spalls.
The cleaved samples, because of the decreased depth of field, were then observed end on using transmission electron microscopy techniques.
With the milling process, the pavement performance is expected to be negatively impacted by the decreased depth, though not mathematically quantified.
Whether in the plains or on the plateau, high work load would result in decreased depth perception function of the drivers.
Its characteristics include rapid treatment of multiple or extensive lesions and decreased depth of penetration.
