Sentence examples for depending on depth and from inspiring English sources

A dive is 45 to 60 minutes, depending on depth and air consumption.

Depending on depth, and on the density of the stratum, the process can take from weeks to tens of thousands of years.

This value is within the range of values previously measured on core samples retrieved from boreholes drilled at the INL (varying from 1E-5 to 1E-9 m/s depending on depth and location) [40].

Fungi are an important component of soil micro-biota in soil constituting more of the soil biomass (Ainsworth and Bisby 1995) than bacteria, depending on depth and nutrient conditions of soil.

The ocean can be conceptualized as being divided into various zones, depending on depth, and presence or absence of sunlight.

The condition causes varying degrees of pain and pruritus depending on depth and extent of associated lesions [ 8, 9].

Based upon rock friction experiments, A − B primarily depends on temperature and hence depends on depth, and d c increases where the temperature is high under wet conditions (Blanpied et al., 1998).

Indeed, the installed power capacity of EGS (PORC) depends on many factors including for example the flow rate, the fluid temperature, the thermal efficiency, and the heat capacity (those parameters are also interrelated and depend on depth and geological conditions).

) Loosen and treat existing fungus, gradually, under your toenails, beginning killing it the first time, and continue about a week or several weeks, depends on depth and extent of infection.

The average cost to have a Haitian contractor dig a well and install a pump is in the range of $7,000 $11,000 depending on depth, wellhead construction, and type of pump (E.R., personal communication).

Ice-out timing varies widely among lakes depending on depth, surface area, and hydrologic connectivity such that typical breakup dates range from early June to late July (Arp et al. 2013).