Sentence examples for depth for some from inspiring English sources

While not strictly speaking a masterpiece show, its like won't be attempted again on this scale and in this depth for some time.

Moreover, the lower coverage depth for some sites (especially NGB) suggests that any functional analyses should be considered a preliminary assessment of metabolic potential.

The consequences of disperser extinction are just starting to being assessed in depth for some present-day plant-frugivore interactions [4], [61], [64], [65], [72], [90], [91].

Characteristics of the bandwidth, carrier wave, and modulation depth for some typical RF sources are summarized in Table 5.

In both cases the results were promising and mutually consistent with penetration depths for some treatments reaching 2.0 cm.

We found that the exposure to air (1) increases secondary ion yield for all species, and (2) changes shapes of SIMS depth profiles for some key species.

Cnidaria are best known in the intertidal zone; knowledge declines with depth, and for some groups, like anemones, the deep fauna is almost unknown.

There are a number of legal issues that soldiers must consider whenever they use force — a subject I explored in some depth for "The Kill Company," a story about a war crime that I wrote for The New Yorker last year.

The Oklahoma City Thunder, perhaps seeing the success the New York Knicks have had with Rasheed Wallace and Jason Kidd, or the Los Angeles Clippers have had with Grant Hill, have signed veteran guard Fisher to give them some depth for the remainder of the season.

Benjamin, who began his career in Carolina, gives the Chiefs some depth for the stretch run.

Having studied Napoleon in some depth for my Ethan Gage adventure novels and my collection of his aphorisms, "Napoleon's Rules," I think it's instructive to look at ways the two men are alike and - more importantly - how they differ.