Sentence examples for density and depth of from inspiring English sources
George told the Guardian that the recent dump is "the most substantial ocean restoration project in history," and that he has collected "a greater density and depth of scientific data than ever before….
In one photograph, smoke from a burning farm seems to sit on a cold field; another forces us to notice the density and depth of ruts in a dirt road.
Plant factors include type of vegetable, density and depth of the root system, stage of growth, drought tolerance, and plant population.
Finally, sensitivity analysis reveals that density and depth of coring are the most and least effective parameters on elastic modulus in this study.
Regarding cell wall modification, it proposes a novel groove-like cell wall model that highlights to increase amorphous regions (density and depth) of the native cellulose microfibrils, providing a general strategy for bioenergy crop breeding and biofuel processing technology.
A computational model is constructed to consider effects of functional grading of the EBC, coating geometry, as well as density and depth of vertical cracks in the TBC on the stress distribution in the coating system.
A variety of tones and textures can be created, depending on the density, width, and depth of the cavities.
The lateral electric field (LEF) applied across the silicon substrate leads to the formation of structural gradient in terms of density, dimension, and depth of the etched pores.
Structural gradient formation (i.e., density, dimension, and depth of the pores) is highly dependent on the LEF applied across the n-type silicon substrates.
( {sigma}_n^{prime } ) was estimated by considering solid density, porosity, and depth of the fault plane (z) under the assumption of hydrostatic pore fluid pressure: {sigma}_n^{prime }=g{displaystyle underset{0}{overset{z}{int }}{rho}_{ z)}dz} (6).
On the other hand, control of the morphology is necessary when distinct structural characteristics are required on the same chip, i.e., samples with a structural gradient (in terms of density, dimension, and depth of the pores) which are widely used in biological applications as a porous media for the culturing of biological specimens [5 8].
