'depression depth' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe how severe a person's depression is. For example: "My doctor said my depression depth was quite low, indicating my symptoms might not be too serious."
The DCFs have been designed and optimized by suitable adjusting different fiber parameters such as, central relative index difference, inner core radius (a), depression depth parameter, normalized end position of the depressed clad (p), etc. at a given spot size (¯¯¯¯W).
The delay of a minimum value of TEC with respect to the maximum phase of eclipse at 300 km altitude was about 10 min, and the depression depth of TEC growth varies from 1÷3×1016 m−2.
Keyhole/sensory depression depth was quantified using Openlab software.
Our results showed that typical asphalt surfaces often have higher depression depths than typical concrete surfaces, indicating that asphalt surfaces are relatively rougher than concrete surface.
The worst economic downturn since the Depression, its depth underscored by weak job numbers released Friday, has turned coffee shops into grassroots unemployment offices.
These tools are designed to investigate and evaluate the various components of depression in depth.
It doesn't matter how deep down you go, you will always find entrenched (and mainly unhelpful) beliefs about madness and creativity, depression and depth, rage and authenticity.
It doesn't matter how deep down you go, you will always find entrenched (and mainly unhelpful) beliefs about madness and creativity, depression and depth, rage and authenticity, and so on.
In the spring of 2013, two vertical cavities formed in the eastern and northeastern flanks of the depression whose depths and shapes are rapidly evolving with the formation of widespread fracturing along the same side.
Then he talks of angels and demons: grief is like a humble angel that leaves us with a clear sense of our own depth; depression is the (noonday) demon that leaves you appalled.
The temperature dependence of h* is the consequence of the depression of quench depth when the temperature is near the glass-transition region.
