Sentence examples for depth limits of from inspiring English sources

The definition of the spodic horizon leaves the possibility open that a full-fledged Podzol exists within the depth limits of Leptosols.

The definition of the argic horizon precludes that an argic horizon can be present within the depth limits of Leptosols, unless there is an abrupt textural transition from the overlying horizon to the (more than 7.5 cm thick) argic horizon.

Onstott, T. C. et al. Does aspartic acid racemization constrain the depth limit of the subsurface biosphere?

"Stimulated emission reduced fluorescence microscopy: a concept for extending the fundamental depth limit of two-photon fluorescence imaging", Biomed.

Jang, M., Ruan, H., Judkewitz, B. & Yang, C. Model for estimating the penetration depth limit of the time-reversed ultrasonically encoded optical focusing technique.

Simulations of scenarios with a reduced external nutrient loading suggest that a substantial reduction (75%) of the TN input is required to obtain nitrogen concentrations sufficiently low to diminish phytoplankton biomass, while a 90% reduction is needed to significantly increase the depth limit of submerged vegetation.

The dashed line denotes the approximate depth limit of earthquakes.

In the cross section, the lower depth limit of seismicity is shallow near the Moriyoshi-zan volcano.

The upper depth limit of low-frequency earthquakes is close to the depth of geofluid reservoirs, though the location is different in the map view.

The lower depth limit of the reflective layer, shown in Fig. 7(b) as a dashed line, becomes shallower with increasing distance from the center of the profile.

If the search depth limit of symbolic execution is reached, the resulting timing model will only be correct up to that bound, and hence SYMRT issues a warning.