Sentence examples for depth of individual from inspiring English sources
Depth of individual channel installations were 0 1.7 m (Channel 1-1), 0–3.2 m (Channel 1 2) and 0 5.6 m (Channel 1 3).
With compressive residual surface stresses the predictions suggested reduced fatigue risk and substantially decreased depth of individual spalls.
For Western audiences, Arabic literature in translation is an invaluable counterpoint to media reports and sweeping politico-cultural theories, exposing us to the breadth of the region's creativity and the depth of individual experiences.
The band gap was found to increase from 1.15 to 1.74 eV with the Ga-grading along the depth of individual CIS, CIGS, and CGS thin films.
Research has shown that more savings, approximately 25% on weight or depth of individual beams, can be achieved if composite connections are adopted.
Their concern with individual conduct was a force for social conformity during the middle years of the century rather than for that depth of individual religious experience that the first advocates of "vital religion" had preached in the 18th century.
59 However, their work did not include the depth of individual-level variables presented in this analysis.
Our results are also consistent with previous literature examining socioeconomic status (SES) and HCU [ 2- 16], although none of the previous studies adjusted for the number and depth of individual-level SES variables that were included in our study [ 2- 16].
A recent review [ 39] of psychological studies of TOP identified discrepancies between societal and individual experiences, due to "theoretical and methodological deficiencies plaguing this area of study, with the available data often missing the complexity and depth of individuals' inner experiences" [37:238].
I worry the magnitude of our global cause sometimes obscures the depths of individual human suffering at stake here, but the youth of Covenant House never let me forget.
Beyond lineage relations, reconstructed trees also show the estimated depths of individual cells (the depth of a cell is the number of cell divisions it underwent from the zygote).
