Sentence examples similar to depths reports from inspiring English sources

Scar depths approximate depths reported following an earlier storm (Salter et al. 1983).

These data were related to published studies of heat penetration depths in soil during fire and an exhaustive compilation of published nesting depths reported for mining bees.

The maximum diving depths reported in this study are likely underestimates of their true maximum potential as we only recorded diving by two individuals.

For Germany and its allies, however, that did not go far enough, according to in-depths reports on the talks in the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal.

Several publications ran in-depth reports and published photographs taken by the Army photographer Ronald Haeberle.

Heyward wanted more in-depth reports, and also he wanted correspondents to inject more personality, more emotion, into their pieces.

"No photos, no video clips, no in-depth reports," read the memo, which instructed all media outlets to use only Xinhua dispatches.

None of the Yankees were watching; they will review in-depth reports on the Angels, their first-round playoff opponent, on Monday.

One of the cable channel's earliest in-depth reports covered the subject, which was then clouded in myth and misinformation.

Murrow also hosted the show, presenting in-depth reports of current news, and in 1953 he and Friendly turned their attentions to anticommunism.

The images can be sent directly to troops in a firefight or to intelligence centers, where analysts examine them and send out more in-depth reports.