Sentence examples for depth of half from inspiring English sources

Add rice only to a depth of half of your little finger.

A chromosomal read depth of half the library average corresponds to a single copy (monosome), whereas 1.5× the library average corresponds to three copies (triploid).

The microfluidic perfusion layer was first punctured from the patterned side with a 1 mm dermal biopsy punch, creating a vertical channel at the patterned inlet with a depth of half the PDMS thickness.

Lightly till the soil to a depth of half an inch using a garden spade or till, then scatter the seeds over the soil.

Repositories built at depths of half a kilometre or more in suitable rock would even survive the glaciers of a future ice age as they remodel Europe's landscape, he says.Yet so far not a single permanent repository has been approved.

However, the focal depths of half of the M 7-class earthquakes, especially M ≥ 7.3 earthquakes, exhibit a clear dependence on seismic active periods for each century.

The cores were taken about a month after the attacks, and the researchers found elevated levels of calcium, strontium, zinc and other elements at a depth of about half an inch.

On Feb. 6, in Geophysical Research Letters, a publication of the American Geophysical Union, the scientists reported how a network of temperature sensors that they moored at a depth of a half kilometer, or a third of a mile, gave strong evidence of the passing waves.

Sharp needles, diameter 0.30 × length 40 millimetres, were inserted into a depth of a half body-inch.

Numerical implementation is performed for different dependences of the material properties on the depth of the half-space.

Initial U.S.G.S. data suggested that the earthquake was quite shallow, at a depth of just over half a mile below the surface.