Sentence examples for derived the depth of from inspiring English sources

Meinhart et al. [2] derived the depth of measurement volume accounting for diffraction, geometric optics, and particle size.

Olsen and Adrian [3] derived the depth of correlation for the measurement volume the thickness outside of which a particle does not make a significant contribution to the cross-correlation of the interrogation regions.

Based on dilution experiments, we calibrated for systematic biases that lead to sequencing errors and derived the depth distribution of sequencing errors to be negative binomial.

One of the most useful derived parameters is the depth of the inferred deformation source.

This study was based on the anisotropic mechanical-mathematical model of inclining multilayer massif with a doubly periodic system of slots studied numerically, the patterns of distribution of elastic-creep stresses, displacements near two diagonal cavities of derived shape, and the depth of the Finite Element Method in generalized plane strain.

Marcel et al. (2016) used gravity data derived from EGM2008 to investigate the depth of Moho discontinuity under the CVL and found values ranging from 19 to 34 km.

Geraads [44] argued that it is in fact Diceros that has more derived skull shape, considering that the depth of the dorsal concavity increases during growth and the angle between the plane of the palate and the nuchal plane decreases in early ontogeny: the skull, in other words, becomes less like Ceratotherium with age.

To evaluate the 9LOCI method, we compared the depth of redundancy derived from the sequence read numbers between HLA alleles and among HLA loci.

Using one of the authors' similarity approach to three-dimensional contact problems and the corresponding formulae, other fundamental relations are derived for depth of indentation, size of the contact region, load, hardness, and contact area, which are valid for both elastic and non-elastic, isotropic and anisotropic materials for various boundary conditions.

The depth of water table derived from National Groundwater Database (NGDB) range from 15 to 30 m.

Then the depth of compression zone is derived using a cubic equation formed for this purpose.