Sentence examples for depth holding from inspiring English sources
Général d'Armée Henri Gouraud of the French Fourth Army elected to meet the attack with a defense in depth, holding the front line area as thinly as possible and meeting the German attack on his second line of defense.
Territories consisted of rock faces containing numerous short tunnels (usually less than 3 cm depth), holding a shallow volume of fluid accumulated during high tide.
Although the values reported here for propulsive force and power are specific to ducks holding position at a depth of 1.5 m, the same blade-element model described here can be applied when birds are swimming horizontally, vertically (resulting in a decrease in buoyancy with depth), holding position near the bottom or engaging in complex maneuvers.
Increased swimming rates, heightened activity levels, deep dives and depth holding behaviour (little or no movement to other depths) in relatively shallow water have all been observed immediately after release in blue Prionace glauca and shortfin mako Isurus oxyrinchus sharks [28], [47], [48] and it may take hours [13], [48] to days [47], [49] [51] for sharks to return to their natural behaviour.
This indication of differences in response profiles as a function of cortical depth held in the population of recordings.
The dollar was in a tailspin as it is now, and a broad-based denial of the problem's depth held sway.
He could be an option elsewhere, in the outfield or at first base, depending on how the team's depth holds up.
I guess I'm used to PilotWings 64-style depth: hold A to fly and move the control stick to steer.
The possibility of large slip at very shallow depth holds implications for up-dip strain accumulation and tsunamigenic earthquake potential of megathrusts elsewhere.
Recent studies revealed that the mantle wedge corner at approximately 30 km depth holds high-pressure water, where many slow earthquakes occur.
The diver jumped into the dark depths holding a flashlight-equipped camera attached to a boat by a thick cord.
