Sentence examples for depth alternation from inspiring English sources

f Facies I, 17.30 17.80 m depth: alternation of gray silty fine sand and mud.

e Facies II, 57.30 57.80 m depth: alternation of gray mud and silty sand at the bottom and then massive gray soft mud at the top.

d 89.80 90.00 m depth: alternation of mud and silty sand (StS) with vertical and horizontal permeabilities of 0.52 and 395.6 mD, respectively.

b Facies IV, 68.45 68.80 m depth: alternation of gray mud (M) and grayish-yellow silty fine sand (StFS), silty sand (StS), and gravelly sand with the lithological unconformity surface indicated by a white dotted line.

The formerly narrow channel with torrential water flow has been converted to extensive stagnant water similar to the limnetic zone of a large lake system as increases in the water depth, alternations of hydrology, and other physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR) and the downstream (Liu and Cao 1992; Salazar 2000; Wu et al. 2003; Xu et al. 2013).

The formerly narrow channel characterized by torrential water flow has been converted to an extensive stagnant water body similar to the limnetic zone of a large lake system, with corresponding increases in the water depth, alternations of the flow rate, dissolved oxygen, light availability, and temperature in the TGR (Table 1).

The depth-dependent alternation of compressive/tensile residual strains in the neighboring Cr solid solution and NiAl lamellae is understood in the framework of the Mughrabi's composite model considering two types of structure elements: harder and softer regions.

This continual alternation creates "depth," it creates (I hope) exciting, funny stories that don't leave you feeling empty once you've finished reading.

This alternation between depth of feeling and surface sheen continued through the second and third movements, and the third was so bright and swaggering that much of the audience forgot that the work doesn't end this cheerily, and applauded before Mr. Masur had a chance to leap into the Adagio lamentoso.

Heart rate alternations of depth of 30 beats/min at a frequency of one cycle/min (similar to that found physiologically in periodic breathing and other apneic disorders) caused consistent oscillations in ETCO2, ETO2, and ventilation of reproducible magnitude and phase within individuals.

Other subsections present in-depth discussion of alternations and of nominalization, review various perspectives on nominalization itself, and present a discussion of the previously largely neglected topic of alternations involving nominalizations.