Sentence examples for depth nature from inspiring English sources

The groundwater potential of a basement complex area is determined by a complex inter-relationship between the geology, post emplacement tectonic history, weathering processes and depth, nature of the weathered layer, groundwater flow pattern, recharge and discharge processes (Olorunfemi et al. 2004).

For the second research question an important limitation was the relatively small sample which was due to the exploratory and in- depth nature of the interviews.

A critical case sampling approach was therefore used to select three neighbourhoods to be included in the qualitative study (chosen in consideration of the in depth nature of the study).

The easy access and in-depth nature of a site that makes it so different from, say, an annual report is also a disadvantage.

The "in-depth" nature of photojournalism distinguishes it from the equally important work of press photographers, and its very contemporary nature from the work of documentary photographers.

"The next big step was the visual language," Mr. Owens said, changing it "to reflect the in-depth nature of Ad Age, and not be pulpy or bite-sized".

"Open Society has been a pioneering foundation in supporting documentary work of an in-depth nature in a number of ways including supporting the Eugene Smith Grant and the Aftermath grant," said Susan Meiselas, a photographer who is also the president of the Magnum Foundation.

The qualitative and in-depth nature of the interviews afforded access to the participants' wealth of knowledge and experience.

The in-depth nature of newsgroup content is a perfect venue for generating "sticky" traffic, meaning that users stay at a site and view many pages.

Their in-depth nature recognized the purely social nature of language [51] and allowed for the generation and exploration of dialogue [52].

An average counseling session lasts almost an hour, due to the complexities of Medicare and the in-depth nature of SHIPs counseling.