Sentence examples for depth longer from inspiring English sources
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SS-OCT offers several advantages over SD-OCT, including less sensitivity variation with imaging depth, longer imaging range, higher detection efficiencies and reduced fringe washout.
Although there are clearly proximate costs to sponging - greater time spent more time foraging at deeper depths, longer dives, and less social interaction, there were no apparent fitness costs, with sponger females having calving success equivalent to non-sponger females.
After acquisition, the regions of low sensitivity at depths longer than d12/2 = 6.5 mm were removed from each frame (Figs. 5(C) and (D)).
The biggest change is with Heida Reed's Elizabeth, who has been given more depth, no longer simply an ice maiden.
If he suffers nitrogen narcosis — also called "rapture of the deep" — which is sometimes reported in the deep disciplines, and is intoxicating, he may indulge this sensation by remaining at depth for longer than is sensible.
He often had more than one employer, including weekly newsmagazines and other publications without daily deadlines, and he was drawn to reporting in greater depth and longer, more analytical writing forms.
The regime between 1 bar and ∼50 mbar (the threshold pressure at which the penetration depth no longer increases) could provide a window for successful processing but might require a pre-sinter to maintain the integrity of the powder bed.
If public perceptions do begin to coalesce behind one or the other candidate, the other may have little choice but to concede, whatever legal options remain.In Depth: The longer the disputed election continues, the more Byzantine the possibilitiesIn Depth: Despite all the uncertainties, some things are already clear about this election.
We observed a correlation between the time shift and water depth at longer periods.
Inversion can then be used to convert surface-wave velocities as a function of period to S-wave velocities as a function of depth (the longer the surface-wave period, the greater the investigation depth).
