Sentence examples for depth defines from inspiring English sources

Bit depth, or color depth, defines the number of shades and tones the scanner can resolve.

This depth defines the lid thickness.

Soil depth defines the rooting depth and the volume of soil available for water and nutrient uptake.

We note that the actual focal depth in the sample is larger than the nominal focus depth defined by the sample stage movement.

Two differences were calculated: (1) penetration depth, defined as the GLAS highest elevations minus the SRTM elevations and (2) the GLAS centroid elevations minus the SRTM elevations.

The effect of planting depth, defined as the location of the root collar relative to soil surface, is of particular concern for tree growth, development, and performance in the landscape and seems to be dependent on soil conditions.

Our stimuli consisted of arrays of randomly positioned circles, presented on two planes in depth defined by binocular disparity and occlusion.

It prefers habitats with larger diameter, tall trees with a large crown depth (defined as the length along the main axis from the tree tip to the base of the crown); these areas are typically associated with greater food abundance, and decreased risk of predation.

Third, each crown has a crown depth, defined as the vertical distance between the top of the crown and the lowest living foliage.

First, a target ancestral node "depth" (defined as half of the distance between the organisms) was chosen.

First, both mechanisms will be more sensitive when depth is defined by two cues in agreement (DM condition) compared to depth defined by the single cues (D or M).