Sentence examples for depth equals to from inspiring English sources

Now the cluster depth equals to 0. Find the most stable G i (i = 2, 3,...) and S j (j = 2, 3,...) per the stability described previously.

The numbers of generated reads were 50 for 100 bps reads and 100 for 50 bps reads in a block to adjust the average coverage depth equals to 10. Also, we generated reads with designating error rate to 0%, 2 %, 4 %, 6 and 8%, in order to determine the dependency of manding results on read error.

Digging stops when the female has reached a depth equal to the length of her outstretched hind limbs.

It occurs approximately at a depth equal to one-third the wavelength or 10 times the wave height.

In shallow water, pressure oscillations from waves of sufficient height and wave length may penetrate into the sediment to a depth equal to the wave amplitude21.

Pin penetration force (F) in Newtons at a pin-penetration depth equal to the original skull thickness (T) in mm, was related to T as: F=100+4.3eT (R2=0.76, p<0.0001).

All specimens have the same geometry, with notch tip radius and depth equal to 0.5 and 4 mm, respectively, while the V-notch angle is equal to 90°.

A statement from Deep Ocean Search, the vessel's owners, said the search team eventually narrowed down the search to "a depth equal to 10 times the height of London Shard tower", a 310m-high skyscraper.

Within this model the crack is modeled as an "elastically equivalent notch" with a depth equal to the effective crack length ae.

In the early 19th century a hydraulic lift was introduced, in which the platform was attached to a plunger in a cylinder sunk in the ground below the shaft to a depth equal to the shaft's height.

The calculation also shows that the gas hydrate accumulation is at the water depth equal to or deeper than 600 m, 400 m and 300 for gas hydrate structures I, II and H, respectively.