Sentence examples for depth achieved from inspiring English sources

Every freediver tell you that the perfect dive is all about emotions, not the depth achieved; it comes about when we are able to let go completely and surrender to the moment.

This allows for an estimation of the required length for complete mixing by further accounting the penetration depth achieved by molecular diffusion.

Analysis of force sensor measurements has shown a relationship between the penetration and traction forces and the internal friction of the mechanism and depth achieved.

Seeds sown on top of the soil surface and at 2.5 mm depth achieved faster and higher seedling emergence than those sown at 5 and 10 mm depths.

However, physical vapour deposition (PVD) of a thin pure α-Ti layer can effectively reduce this roughening effect to acceptable levels without compromising the diffusion treatment efficacy in terms of the case hardness and depth achieved.

A method was developed in the laboratory to be used in situ to determine the impregnation depth achieved by a new generation biocide product applied to timber from an old building.

The depths achieved by various species were determined in the 1990s and came as a surprise to scientists; short-tailed shearwaters have been recorded diving to 70 m and the Light-mantled sooty albatross to 12 m.

It could be argued that the relatively low read-depth achieved here compared to other personal genome studies [ 34- 39] may affect the accuracy of variant classification (whether by under- or overcalling) [ 101].

The sequencing depths achieved for these samples ranged from 23 to 52 million reads (mean = 37 ± 6), of which approximately 90% (mean = 33 ± 6) mapped to the pig genome (Additional file 1), identifying a total of 21,638 expressed genes.

A 2.5-mm case depth is achieved on simple geometry parts, while a 1.5-mm case depth is obtained on parts with a groove of 2.0-mm radius.

Literary depth is too often equated with a sort of journalistic idea of "seriousness," as if depth were achieved by taking on "issues" like hypocritical attitudes toward female adulterers.