Sentence examples for deeper locking from inspiring English sources

The dot-dashed lines present the deeper locking cases (+1 σ deviation) of SLF and DRF with depths of 7 8 km.

Also, even in the deeper locking case (+1σ deviation), the locking depth is only 7 8 km, which is quite shallow compared to faults worldwide.

In Fig. 7, three curves corresponding to the best estimate of locking depth, a total creeping case (zero locking depth), and a deeper locking case (+1σ deviation) are shown.

We attribute the difference in the location of the reversal to a deeper lock-in depth of remanence acquisition, which may have occurred from postdepositional processes under favorable hydrothermal conditions along the southern margin of CLP.

We suggest that the almost lowest position of the TJ in the Yushan section should be ascribed to a deeper lock-in depth compared to its counterparts in Chinese loess.

One study, for example, has shown that about half of a phytoplankton (algae) bloom stimulated by iron sank to the deep sea, locking the carbon away on a potential timescale of centuries.

Floating bollards are provided in deep locks; retained in wall recesses, they rise or fall with the vessel, obviating the need for continuous adjustment of the ropes.

The passage of a small pleasure boat through a deep lock is an expensive operation if it is passed alone and can be hazardous if it is passed with large barges that might surge against it.

Associated with the locks for passing vessels, weirs and sluices are required for passing surplus water; and in modern canalizations, such as the Rhône and the Rhine, hydroelectric generation has introduced deep locks with longer artificial approach channels, which require bank protection against erosion and, in some strata, bed protection against seepage losses.

We primarily attribute this characteristic recording to a deep lock-in depth of remanence acquisition.

The original river locks 1 and 2 were replaced by a single deep lock.