Highly saturated clay materials couple with massive organic material (peat) which is known to be an incompetent foundation materials occurred from the ground surface to a depth far beyond the 2 m foundation depth of the canal structure.
He sent divers to the depths of a canal to find illegally imported missile parts that the Iraqis had hurriedly jettisoned.
The murky depths of the canal conceal the remnants of its industrial past: cement, oil, mercury, lead, multiple volatile organic compounds, PCBs, coal tar, and other contaminants.
He complained of abrupt onset, sharp, electric-like pain in the right occiput radiating toward the vertex accompanied by an intense and stabbing pain localized in the depth of the auditory canal.
The third daughter (II. 4 in Fig. 1) had the same symptoms like her father that began at the age of 43 with electric-like pain in the distribution of the occipital nerve and pain in the depth of the ear canal.
The depth of the haemal canal is less than 20% the total length of the chevron.
The pain in the depth of the right auditory canal did not appear during every episode but only when the occipital pain was severe.
In addition, the size of the irrigation needle and its depth into the canal may affect the quantity of extrusion [ 25].
For example, in 55 cases, dentists inquired explicitly about the patient's chief complaint and symptoms; and in 41 cases, they needed information on different aspects of a dental problem, such as the location and size of cavities, measurement of root canals, or depth of pockets, in order to assess its scale and severity.
At 7.5 miles (12 km) long, the canal has a depth of 24 feet (7 m), a minimum width of 65.7 feet (20 m), a maximum width of 350 feet (110 m), and one lock.
The master ActiV GP cone was then coated with the sealer and gently seated into the canal to its working length and then the cone was removed with a warm excavator, and final vertical compaction was completed with a size 11 plugger to a depth of approximately 1 mm into the canal orifice.
