At each site, two samples of the fish fauna were collected using a seine net that was 21.5 m long and consisted of two 10 m long wings (6 m of 9 mm mesh and 4 m of 3 mm mesh) and a 1.5 m long bunt made of 3 mm mesh, fished to a depth of 1.5 m and swept an area of ~116 m2.
The Gerstner book is not the equal of the Sloan classic in depth and sweep, but it is fascinating, filled with telling detail and business insight.
But it is also, and more frequently, amazingly powerful in its emotional sweep and the depth of its historical insight.
There is an exponential falloff of sensitivity with depth for the swept source which is related to the limited instantaneous lineshape of its laser [ 4].
Within each pond, five sweeps at a depth of 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5a 2-3 m distance aloverthe shoreline were made at three equidistantly distributed sites at each sampling occasion (May and June).
In other words, he's bashing away with a crowbar at the polite, more or less realist boundaries of his Palomar and Luba stories; what he's lost in the depth and historical sweep of that material, he's regained in feral, foaming energy.
Mr. Brooks has not seen "The African Americans," but said that by "covering in reasonable depth the whole sweep of black history until today, it is distinctive".
Geeky Charlie seems out of her depth when swept into the band's entourage but is soon being wooed by Mr Suitable and Mr Unsuitable from the lineup (when really the drummer is the best choice, but no one ever chooses the drummer).
Those who assume that the key to Mr. Gergiev's work is the sheer excitement and rhapsodic sweep that he generates underestimate the depth of his musicianship and the acuteness of his imagination.
That is classic Sharon: the sweep of the sense of duty, the depth of the tribal consciousness, the sensitivity of the antennae to any threat, maybe real, maybe merely perceived.
Use a fat, rounded brush to sweep on to cheek hollows, temples and jawline, adding depth of field and a healthy-looking glow.
