Sentence examples for depth aspect from inspiring English sources

Experimental investigation concerning the variation of roughness coefficient of meandering channels with flow depth, aspect ratio, slope and sinuosity are presented in this paper.

Below is an image of basking shark habitat predicted by the model based onchlorophyll-a, sea surface temperature, depth, aspect, slope, and distance to the 0, 50, 100, 150, 200 m contours for (A) July, (B) August, (C) September, and (D) October.

The important role of oral vocabulary, especially the depth aspect, in reading comprehension, as highlighted in the above-mentioned studies, is compatible with the theoretical postulations that comprehension may be linked to the semantic side or the quality of lexical representations (Perfetti, 1999; Perfetti & Hart, 2001).

Other research has looked in more depth aspects of healthy environments with more technical projects examining physical activity and food access (funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and National Institutes of Health including the Twin Cities Walking Study, TREC-IDEA, ECHO, EAT projects).

The test variables included column length-to-depth aspect ratio, longitudinal steel ratio, hollow section ratio, web-to-gross section area ratio, and loading pattern.

Four approximately half scale coupling beam specimens with the length-to-depth aspect ratios of 2.0 or 3.5 were fabricated and tested under cyclic lateral displacements.

Four coupling beam specimens with length-to-depth aspect ratios of 2.0 or 3.5 were fabricated and tested under cyclic lateral displacements.

Regardless of the length-to-depth aspect ratio (l n /h), the HPFRCC specimens generally underwent less shear distortion than the RC specimens, even though the HPFRCC specimens had 50% less transverse reinforcement.

The theoretical performance prediction is remarkably advantageous over plasmonic tunable metasurfaces in the power-efficiency and absolute modulation-depth aspects.

Originally developed in the 1990s by a futures researcher, Sohail Inayatullah, the causal layered analysis (CLA) represents a modern approach to examine the in-depth aspects of social and strategic change [67, 68].

It is found that for single-crack initiations arECS (equivalent crack depth ∗ aspect ratio) vs. arcri (critical pit depth ∗ aspect ratio) are best correlated with correlation coefficient of 0.9, while the best correlated parameters for multi-crack initiations are arECS (equivalent crack depth ∗ aspect ratio) vs. rcri (aspect ratio) with correlation coefficient of 0.69.