In both LETKFs, the number of vertical layers was 50, and the layer depth stretched from 20 m at the bottom to 890 m at the top of the domain.
For imaging experiments, a muscle bundle was connected with silk thread to hooks in a chamber (Warner Instruments, 8 mm in width, 30 mm in length, 2 mm in depth), stretched to its slack length, and gently pushed toward the bottom with a Plexiglas plate so that the lower surface of the bundle was 5 10 µm above the bottom.
Last Saturday at Norwich was the logical conclusion of United, although unbeaten for 20 games in a Premiership of limited depth, stretching their reserves and resources.
However, establishing strategic depth, stretching through Iraq, where Iran also has a whip hand, consolidates a regional influence nearly 38 years in the making.
[Jack ] Wilsheresees football the same way, [Aaron] Ramsey, [Santi] Cazorla, [Tomas] Rosicky … The only player who's maybe different is [Theo]Walcott, but you also need that type of player because it is true that at the end of a move, after that pass, pass, pass, you need a Pedro: someone who will get behind the opposition, who gives depth, stretches the attacks, and seeks out the space.
It is a three-shot sequence that begins in the ad court by initially disarming the opponent with depth, then stretches him wider off the court with direction that opens a gaping hole in the deuce court for the player to finish the point.
At a time when lyrical depth was stretching to killing your television or the size of a cow, the cricket-loving Barnes wrote about "books and clocks and ancient rocks" before pre-empting Damon Albarn's Britpop battle against all things stars'n'stripes with the chorus of Cottager: "Sorry if I spoiled your American dream, don't want to drown in your river, want to wallow in my stream".
A depth interval stretching from 1,075 to 1,089 m features a substantial methane content.
Filled with tumbling clouds and glowing focal points, the images possess a depth that stretches the two-dimensional canvases backward as violent skies seem to undulate before the viewers' eyes.
Extensional forces causes rock at depth to stretch like silly putty and rock closer to the surface to break along normal faults into downfallen basins called grabens; small mountain ranges known as horsts run parallel to each other on either side of the graben.
The margin north of the Baiyun Sag, having a relatively thick crust and vacant of magmatic activity, was basically stretched in a depth-uniform style.
