Sentence examples for depth changing from inspiring English sources

The thermal environment effect of water area including cooling and moistening is more obvious than that of water depth changing.

Soil erosion can modify soil properties by reducing soil depth, changing soil texture, and by the loss of nutrients and organic matter (Lobe et al. 2001).

However, our analysis shows that variations of δ by as much as ± 0.5 mm (± 15%) has very little effect on reconstructed depth: changing it by less than ± 0.1 mm.

Sulfate reactive length scales are also large relative to those obtained from O2 microprofiles, because they are calculated from bulk sulfate reduction rates that decrease rapidly with depth, reflecting changing reactivity with depth.

According to the measurement of the SSD layers' depth, the changing curve of the SSD layers' depth with the cutting distance changing is obtained, which is shown in Fig. 5.

In contrast, the depth-generalist species A. lamarcki exhibited symbiont depth zonation, changing from hosting P3 (i.e. C3/C3d -related) or P4 (i.e. C3/C11-related) in the shallow to exclusively P4 at mesophotic depths.

The drifters can control their depth by changing their buoyancy and are otherwise subject to the horizontal flowfield at their given depth.

Her character is given depth by changing the underwear she's flashing.

With little effort the sea horse rises or settles to another depth by changing the air volume within the bladder.

The depth of changing attitudes, Ms. Wright contends, can be measured by the flowering of new art forms in the Islamic world that challenge the political, religious and social establishments.

To check the estimation error of the focal mechanism of our MT results, we evaluated the variance reductions of F-net displacement waveforms between observations and simulations of a double-couple point source with a fixed seismic moment and centroid depth but changing strike, dip, and rake angles (Fig. 9).