Sentence examples for defined depth from inspiring English sources

They are stabilized in nanosized pits of well defined depth in the graphite surface.

First, high-resolution images were projected from the Pro4500 ultraviolet projector to fluoresce at a defined depth by projecting a green bar as a 'screen' of fluorescent activation (Fig. 6a d and Supplementary Figs 21 24).

We collected soil layers in defined depth intervals down to 60 cm along a substrate age gradient in a floodplain of the Danube River near Vienna, Austria.

Given a polygon mesh of a facial model, a closed volume of the facial mesh is obtained by offsetting the polygon mesh according to a user defined depth map.

Moreover, the FRET values determined for each acceptor-donor separation corresponded very well to the values for the steps on the FRET time trajectories, suggesting that each step corresponds to the migration of the branch at a defined depth.

The SOC stocks were also calculated for the equivalent soil mass at a defined depth (0 0.3 m); the corrected calculation of SOC stocks (Scorr) for 2450 Mg·ha−1 of equivalent soil mass is t0 64 ± 1.9, t60 59 ± 9.8, and t65 53 ± 2.2 MgC·ha−1; the stocks decrease by −7.8% and −17.2% from t0 to t60 and t65.

The sharpened pipette was first lowered 2 mm below the cortical surface and then pulled up at defined depths, and 4 injections about 0.5 µl in volume administered within a single site.

Mr. Kirshenbaum's serviceable pop score, which nods in the direction of chart toppers like Burt Bacharach at some points and the more ruminative melodies of Stephen Sondheim at others, provides little in the way of defining depth for the characters.

Therefore, the r = 100 m employed in this study is good enough to define depth at a coastal site.

MRI helps in assessment of tumour extent, specifically defining depth of invasion, a critical component in the T-staging of oral cavity cancer [13, 29, 30].

We define depth of coverage in WGS as the number of mapped bases divided by the total length of the reference genome; Figure  1 displays the distribution of sample coverage.