Sentence examples for depth separated from inspiring English sources

There are other sets of clay bed occurring at 95-m (10-m thick) and 115-m depth separated by fine sand layers.

A pycnocline at 3 3.5 m in depth separated the upper mixed water parcel (18 °C, 4.41 g kg−1 salinity) from the bottom layer (10 °C, 5.07 g kg−1 salinity).

Fifteen branches were randomly assigned in each cement panel (allowing enough distance to avoid conspecific aggressions) and three panels were placed per depth (45 colonies per depth) separated by 5 m from each other.

This original freshwater ecosystem is composed of an anoxic deep water layer (monimolimnion, ∼60 90 m depth) separated from the oxygenated upper layer (mixolimnion) by an intermediate layer (mesolimnion), where both the sediments and the anoxic water column contribute to methane production.

Plus, it was in 3-D, which Wenders handled expertly, enhancing depth, separating planes, etc.

In the Strait of Sicily, a shallow ridge at 400 m depth separates the island of Sicily from the coast of Tunisia and divides the sea into two main subregions: the western (area  = 0.85 million km2) and the eastern (area = 1.65 million km2).

Wells containing organized arrays of square holes of different depths separated by gaps of 25 μm were produced on the surface of the titanium oxide by etching for 30, 60, 90, and 120 min.

We obtained core samples from this Blakely #1 well, courtesy of the core repository of the Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, representing five depths separated by at most 10 m: 2167 m (7109 ft; upper Barnett), 2175 m (7136 ft; Forestburg Limestone), and 2185 m (7169 ft), 2194 m (7199 ft) and 2200 m (7219 ft); all from the upper part of the lower Barnett) (Table 2).

It is possible that the failure to demonstrate Khoisan linguistic relationships convincingly is a function of the limitations of conventional and other comparative methods to penetrate the great time-depth separating the groups.

For each soil depth separate, 2500 g was placed in containers and B. tectorum immediately sown.

The geophysical log at Bikarm reveals the occurrence of three clay units, of thickness ranging from 5 to 10 m, at 75 to 115 m of depth and separated by medium sand.