Sentence examples for deeper boundaries from inspiring English sources

Higher oxalic acid concentrations produced deeper boundaries in the same materials; hence, local biogeochemical factors related to organic acid production are also likely to influence the ultimate Aquod morphology on the landscape.

Its deeper boundary is formed by the sclera, the outer fibrous shell of the eye.

The deep boundaries are produced similarly at all tempos, and low speed does not give rise to new phrase commands at shallow boundaries which are rather marked by short pauses.

Note that the oldest organs were not included in the quantifications because of the inability of the mesh to follow the surface of the meristem in very deep boundaries and to extract well the pSTM CFP-N7 signal in these area.

This deep layer acted as a deep boundary condition, which features the bedrock permeability and water storage.

This point is especially relevant for the depth to the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary which is the deepest boundary of the model and at the same time the lower thermal boundary.

As a cover-point fielder Constantine was, according to Manley, "athletic, panther-quick, sure handed and with an arm that could rifle the ball into the wicket-keeper's gloves like a bullet even from the deepest boundary".

The same pattern keeps repeating at any level of magnification anywhere within that infinitely deep boundary.

However, we found that we could not reliably locate the deep boundary of the SP in all areas in order to calculate accurate volume and thickness.

The deep boundary of the collection is regular, roughly parallel to the pleural line, and is called the lung line (visceral pleura).

Successful AOD retrievals require cloud-free conditions and low surface reflectance (i.e., no snow or ice on the ground), which tend to be associated with deep boundary layers, low RH, low wind speed, and high air temperature.