Sentence examples for depth associated from inspiring English sources

As a result, the whiskey ages quickly, but also has some of the darker color and fruity, floral depth associated with older whiskeys.

If he copes with the ground, Excelebration (3.30) will duly reiterate his status; if not, it might yet be that Carlton House can bounce back in a race lacking the depth associated with its old place in the calendar.

The accurate prediction of depth-averaged streamwise velocity, boundary shear stress and lateral shear stress are important requisites for the estimation of the flow depth associated with flood events in compound river channels composed of main channel and floodplain.

Existing risk-assessment models compute the vulnerability of bridge foundations to scour by comparing the equilibrium scour depth associated with peak-flow discharges characterized by a given return period (usually of 100 200 years) with the critical foundation depth of the bridge.

While chess may not seem like the most creative hobby, there is a surprising amount of depth associated with the game and its various positions.

It is indicated that the minimum wear depth is equivalent to the critical penetration depth associated with the first force-drop observed in the force-depth curve.

The two depths associated with the highest evoked-movement amplitudes were considered as motor zone and used for subsequent analysis.

With his party plumbing the sort of depths associated with the second half of the John Major era, David Cameron will be particularly dismayed about the continuing surge in Ukip support, a challenge on the right flank which the prime minister's recent speech proposing a referendum on the EU was designed to head off.

On precessional (20 23 ka) and suborbital time scales, the occurrence and timing of reef growth events, broad-scale reef geometry, architecture, and stratigraphy have been controlled by increasing paleo depths, associated with abrupt eustatic sea-level rise concurrent with decreasing light, decreasing sediment flux and increasing nutrients.

Only depths associated with potential sites of magma storage are included here (in practice, the majority of these are modelled as point, spherical, ellipsoidal, penny-shaped or sill-like sources - the depth ranges estimated for opening dykes are excluded).

To estimate the seismic velocity changes at different depths associated with a large earthquake, we apply passive image interferometry to two types of seismograms: KiK-net vertical pairs of earthquake records and Hi-net continuous borehole data.