Sentence examples for depth hence from inspiring English sources

In whitefish, benthic and pelagic resource specialists are known to separate in spawning depth, hence providing opportunities for reproductive isolation to follow phenotypic divergence between habitats through by-product speciation (Ostbye et al. 2005a; Vonlanthen et al. 2004).

The rarity of the condition and the lack of a reliable animal model hamper efforts to study the condition in greater depth, hence case registries and the publication of case reports are important in the advancement of knowledge of AFE.

The sea surface temperatures in the Bay of Brest vary annually between 10 and 18 °C (data from the Somlit-Brest, Coastal time-series station; 10 m depth), hence the choice of 15 °C as the control temperature, as this is the temperature in the Bay when the animals were brought into the aquaria.

A plugs model assuming that the sample depth, and hence the production rate, is constant, and a burial model assuming that the sample depth, and hence the production rate, varies through time, yield lateral displacement rate of 37±5 and 68±6 m Myr−1, respectively.

These cells commonly vary in depth, and hence in the volume of ink they will retain.

Currently, our method only performs grid search over horizontal space but not depth, and, hence, we do not have the accurate information on the depths of those detected events.

The case study illustrates the effect that an increased depth and hence increased virgin strata temperature has on the climate experienced within rapid tunnel developments.

The inhomogeneous FGPM heterostructure has been stratified along the depth direction, hence each state can be considered as homogeneous and the ordinary differential equation method is applied.

The principal variable to be fixed in the design of a PV cooling duct is its depth, and hence the hydraulic diameter of its cross-section D. Analysis of the flow and heat transfer in the duct under still-air (buoyant flow) conditions, when the temperature rise is greatest, is validated by measurements on a full-scale test rig.

The natural aeration obtained was sufficient to prevent the growth of anaerobic processes from reaching a certain depth and hence no exopolymers are released which would otherwise facilitate anaerobic bacterial colonization of the stones to such a level that siltation appears.

Many image edges, however, represent surface texture, not depth discontinuities; hence, these approaches may lead to ineffective smoothness energies.