Sentence examples for depth of the order from inspiring English sources

A penetration depth of the order of magnitude of a few particle diameters is found.

The catalyst consists of porous cylindrical pellets of 4.2 × 4.2 mm in which a shell of Pd has penetrated to a depth of the order of 100 μm.

A main purpose of this study was to design and test a HIFU transducer suitable for preclinical studies of efficacy of tested, anti-cancer drugs, activated by HIFU beams, in the treatment of a variety of solid tumors implanted to various organs of small animals at the depth of the order of 1 2 cm under the skin.

"A penetration depth of the order of a few millimeters is certainly good for surgeons," he says.

If these rapid processes are due to diffusion, the field fluctuations should be generated in a thin region close to the core surface, with a thickness equivalent to the skin depth of the order ~104 m.

The X-ray microfluorescent mapping of the chemical elements only locally corroborates these observations because the analytical parameters chosen for the acquisition of the X-ray spectrum for this test involved characterising the elements to a depth of the order of a millimetre.

Likewise, WGS provided high sensitivity and specificity (each >97.3%) and no observable ambiguity (0.0%) for prediction of allele groups, but required substantially higher sequence depth, on the order of 400 million paired reads, to achieve this.

The cave passages have water depths on the order of 10 m, with flow on the order of ten centimeters a second, and as such is a hydrodynamic, as opposed to a porous, system.

The crust mantle boundary is marked by a fairly large increase in velocity at the Mohorovičić discontinuity at depths on the order of 25 40 kilometres on the continents and five eight kilometres on the seafloor.

These transfer paths penetrate the entire hydrosphere, extending upward to about 15 kilometres (9 miles) in Earth's atmosphere and downward to depths on the order of five kilometres in its crust.

Conventional solar receivers have fluid depths on the order of 10 cm.