Sentence examples for depths high from inspiring English sources

direct line-of-sight between sender and receiver without any artificial obstacle, simultaneous experiments for different internode distances and, optionally, different burial depths, high accuracy in the results through the redundancy in the measurements.

In addition, due to their shallow mining depths, high productions and water shortage problems, coal mines in the western China often spread rock dust to prevent coal dust explosion.

However, green roofs are very hostile environments for plant growth because of shallow substrate depths, high temperatures and irradiance and wind exposure.

At those depths, high pressures and temperatures compress the gas into a dense, liquid-like "supercritical" state that displaces brine and fills the tiny pores between rock grains.

The first off-shore oil platform for water depths higher than 100 meters was built in the 1960s.

Our two complementary in situ measurements of the melting curve reveal a solidus that is 200 250 K lower than previously reported at depths higher than about 100 km.

This probably contributed to the quadratic plant population response to seeding depths (higher populations at the 2.0 and 2.5 inch depths compared to the shallower depths, which apparently dried out).

Different frequencies have different SNR ratios and different penetration depths; higher frequencies have higher SNRs than lower frequencies.

The majority of the WUSN applications will not require burial depths higher than 1 m [1, 4, 5, 7].

Along the soil depths, higher exchangeable K (0.39 cmol kg−1) was recorded in the surface than in the subsurface (0.36 cmol kg−1) layer (Table 6).

Initial work performed by other groups showed that reliable Doppler measurements were obtained only in the lower dermis, at depths higher than 500 μm [ 42, 43].