Sentence examples for depth growth from inspiring English sources

Monochrome visuals are vastly introspective, it allows depth, growth, self-­analysis.

The transient crater depth growth is fit by an arctangent fitting function, which predicts the steady crater depth, and is compared to the logarithmic growth function that is generally used for early crater growth.

Under the constant amplitude loading, the surface growth was faster than the depth growth, whereas at each ΔK level, the surface growth was slower because the surface-wise crack closure was stronger.

In contrast, after the secondary etching for a 0.5 nm depth, the growth of CNTs was greatly improved as shown in Fig. 5b, c.

The population dynamics are simulated using a predator prey model, which includes various effects such as competition with other species, internal competition, effects of mud and suspended carbonate sediments on carbonate producing organisms and depth dependent growth functions.

Therefore, the objective of the study was to investigate the impact of the interactions of soil permeability, vegetation rooting depth and growth duration on drainage in 3 sites in northern New South Wales, Australia.

b AAO pore depth and growth rate over stable anodization time {J}_{mathrm{ion}}= An{e}^{BE}= An{e}^{frac{BU}{D_b}} (1 where both A and B are constants related to electrolyte temperature, n is the surface density of mobile ions, U is the potential drop across the barrier layer, and D b is the thickness of the barrier layer.

We need you provide in the ways you foster depth and growth in the lives around you.

Handlen called the episode "more thoughtful" and also felt that the episode provided depth and growth to both Bender and Hermes without compromising characterization.

By contrast, the red-pigmented ecotype was shown to be a better competitor for light only under mesotrophic and stratified conditions as its compensation depth for growth was lower compared with that of the green-pigmented ecotype [ 13].

Measurements consisted in evaluating the attenuation of OCT signal as a function of depth for growth plates and bones (9 samples), intervertebral disks (8 samples) and for layers of connective tissue covering the vertebrae (8 samples).