Sentence examples for depending upon the depth from inspiring English sources

Depending upon the depth of the relief, various fabrication techniques may be employed for repoussé, or three-dimensional, ornamental wrought ironwork.

Some of the frozen waterfalls reach 80 feet in height, depending upon the depth of the canyon.

You probably have to change passwords on your email, your Facebook, and maybe even your online dating profile, not to mention potentially countless online shopping sites (depending upon the depth and breadth of your need to shop until you drop).

Depending upon the depth of the snowfall or the last time you plowed, you may have to return to some areas you've already plowed to catch some leftover snow.

Temperatures approaching the melting point of the rock may be reached; the pressure is relatively low and depends upon the depth of the intrusion.

The air composition needed to sustain the aquanauts depends upon the depth of the habitat.

The residual stress levels depend upon the depth of plastic penetration and may be determined as a closed solution when they arise from a bending moment applied to either a non-hardening or linearly-hardening material.

The hopper is fed continuously from above with granular material which flows out through the slots; because the flow through a slot depends upon the depth of powder upstream of the slot, the inventory of granular material in the hopper is uniquely determined by the flow rate.

Nitriding is usually done by heating steel objects in gaseous ammonia (NH3) at temperatures between 500 and 550 °C (950 and 1,050 °F) for periods of 5 to 100 hours, depending upon the desired depth of diffusion of the nitrogen.

Depending upon the soil depth, which can be highly variable at short distance (presence of chalky parent material ranging between a few centimeters and >1 m), soils can be characterized as leptosols (rendzinas), cambisols and luvisols (reference soil groups after the World Reference Base for Soil Resources IUSS Working Group WRBB 2015).

For hydroxyl emitting in thermodynamic equilibrium, this ratio will range from 1.8 to 1, depending upon the optical depth, so line ratios greater than 2 are indicative of a population out of thermal equilibrium.