Sentence examples for depth of channel from inspiring English sources

Portland Ledge (the Shambles) is an underwater extension of Portland Stone into the English Channel at a place where the depth of Channel is 20 to 40 metres (about 10 to 20 fathoms).

Three graphite anode plates were machined with the same flow channel configuration but each with different depth of channels.

In the development of such micro-fluidics structures, the processing frequency, power, scan speed and pass number are found to be key parameter for obtaining good quality surface and enough depth of channels on master.

In this paper, the impact of geological uncertainty resulting from the interpretation of the fluvial geometry, maximum depth of channels, and their avulsion rates on primary production is studied for fluvial reservoirs.

It is observed that the optimum design shifted towards the lower values of the ratio of the channel width-to-depth and the higher values of the ratio of fin width-to-depth of channel with increase of the driving source.

The second experiment illustrates depth selectivity of channel 1-3 (Fig. 4).

Since channel width is a function of the depth of the channel, depth is the most important factor.

In our rectangular microchannels, average shear rate along the width of the channel was calculated as <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007104.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> where n is the number of channels in the array (10) and d is the depth of the channel (10 µm).

The depth of the channel was divided into three planes parallel to the channel bottom.

From the cross section of the channel shown in Figure 6c, it can be observed that there is almost no scratched depth of the channel.

These are: plug flow and uniform oxygen concentration along the depth of the channel.