Sentence examples for depth dependent on from inspiring English sources

The commonest niche for reptilian dormancy is almost always found underground at a depth dependent on the thermal conductivity of the soil relative to the minimum temperature reached.

The imaging depth, dependent on the number of CCD pixels [ 22], was 1.4 mm in tissue.

The forested swath is the second-largest in Africa, with tens of thousands of people at its fringes and nestled in its lush depths, dependent on what appears to be a continuous canopy.

29, 30 In recent experiments, it was shown that particles obviously penetrate into the hair follicles at different depths dependent on the particle size.

If the excitation light has a small NA (nearly collimated), then the emitted light will represent vasculature at a number of different depths, dependent on the distance between the surface and the first vessel the excitation light meets.

The number of particles along depth is dependent on the depth of the sliding surface, and varies in different position.

Temperatures at depth are dependent on the surface heat flow and since one dimensional, vertical, heat conduction has been assumed the pattern of temperature distribution at depth reflects that of surface heat flow.

However, its depth is dependent on hydroelastic behaviors, such as vertical responses andbuoyancy.

The diffusion length of the magnetic field into the subsurface (skin depth) is dependent on the conductivity of the local region and the time period (frequency) over which the change of the magnetic field occurs.

Rupture velocity model tests show that both peak slip and slip location (slip depth) are dependent on Vr; peak slip reaches ∼55 m for the lowest rupture velocities, and ∼35 m for the fastest.

We show how the magnitude of initial deformation ( {varepsilon}_o^{left|right|} ) (caused by the lattice misfit at the NW/substrate interface) and the deformation relaxation depth L R (dependent on the aspect ratio of NW) contribute to the XDP.