Sentence examples for depth to explain from inspiring English sources

Try to ask yourself questions based on the study material and pretend you have to go in depth to explain the concept to a class.

At both Surtsey and Heimaey, authors have embraced the "pyroxene paradox" e.g.40, relying on efficient, density-driven, clinopyroxene-melt separation at depth to explain the correlation between CaO/Al2O3 (and also Sc/Y38) versus MgO (Fig. 4).

It all sounded real enough, and as the makers of "American Experience: War of the Worlds," a new documentary on the Welles broadcast to be shown on PBS Tuesday (and released to DVD the next day), go into admirable depth to explain, the world of 1938 was more than ready to accept it as authentic.

In a recent blog post from TechSmith, the makers of video editing software Camtasia, director of marketing, Sherri Powers goes in-depth to explain how consumers vary in their levels of awareness and that impacts how successful you can be with video marketing.

Of course, no placard hung in the Jackson station's depths to explain this bit of public transit lore.

Without including the high velocity slab in travel time calculations, the hypocenters would need to be located systematically deeper than the actual focal depths to explain the observed larger apparent velocities at OBSs.

Studies lack theoretical focus and seldom describe the intervention in sufficient detail, the change management process or contextual information about the organisation in the depth necessary to explain success or lack of it.

This served as the basis of knowledge of the contemporary geology in depth and to explain the future subthrust exploration perspective (Aliaj 2004; Velaj 2011; Petromanas Energy Inc. 2013).

32 The major strength of this study lies in the fact that the reasons behind poor glycaemic control were gained from insights of people with type 2 diabetes with sustained hyperglycaemia for more than 1 year despite insulin use, through in-depth interviews to explain why their diabetes remains poorly controlled despite taking insulin.

The diversity and incidence of this tumor call for in depth genomic studies to explain its molecular heterogeneity and link it to clinical outcome.

Despite these helpful overlaps, which permitted rapid and reliable coding of much data from the included studies, the preliminary model lacked sufficient depth or complexity to explain all the data in the included studies.