Sentence examples for depth and separation from inspiring English sources

The model is first verified by experimental data for a 90° junction flow, then is used to investigate the effect of the junction angle on flow characteristics, such as velocity field, water depth and separation zone.

See the two maps compared here, the iPhone XR's depth map is far less aware of the scene depth and separation between the 'slices' of distance.

So when I played that on vinyl through the tubes, I heard the depth and the separation, and how the production resonates and how he spaced out the sounds are.

The well depth and equilibrium separation for tin in DBT and other organotins were set to 0.63 kJ/mol and 4.40 Å.

The CW reconstruction using one wavelength presented in Fig. 7(b), shows poor resolution (103% increase in depth) and no separation (100% crosstalk).

To remove the user's explicit intervention of specifying the depth of the tree cut and separation, our pruning method tested four different depths and chose the depth where MSQb was the highest and the fewer in the sizes of clusters as described in Scheme 2 and Fig. 3.

Other relevant impact characteristics such as hysteresis curves, impact force gradient, penetration and separation depths are also studied.

Using reservoir properties such as porosity, bulk density, acoustic impedance and interval transit time indicated also two zones with an obvious variation in separation depth and zones continuity.

Here, we study the accuracy of an 8-channel setup as a function of antenna separation, reflector depth and dielectric permittivity.

Pioneers like Thomas Edison and the Lumière brothers aspired from the first to make movies with sound, color and depth, and the basic technology (the separation of a scene into left-eye and right-eye images, brought back together when the spectator looks through filtered glasses) had been around since the magic-lantern days.

Using variable separation (in depth and in range) and boundaries conditions [1], the pressure at long range becomes a sum of modes (2).