Sentence examples for differing depth from inspiring English sources
In the model, cavities of differing depth and diameter have different ejection rates.
Where necessary, conversions were made from any of the differing depth references to the true vertical depth subsea (TVDSS) format that was uniformly used in the study.
A research from the Danish Design Centre (DDC) led to the "Danish Design Ladder", which shows how companies interpreted and applied design in differing depth: Non-design: Companies that do not use design (15% in 2007).
Despite the differing depth of penetration, the porous metal/cement interface was consistently and significantly more stable in the biomechanical tests.
We recorded the responses of the H1 cell, an individually identifiable lobula plate tangential cell, during stimulation with image sequences, simulating translational motion through natural sceneries with a variety of differing depth structures.
Differences in ecological behaviour have been noted between these two genetic types/morphotypes, with stable isotope and Mg/Ca data together with field observations revealing differing depth habitats and nutrient requirements between the two [ 78, 81- 83].
Jeremy Stoppelman, its co-founder and C.E.O., said: "If you look at each reviewer, there will be differing depths of identity.
When etched, the dots are of differing sizes and of differing depths.
In reality, interference can take place at differing depths in the direction of the z-axis and the depths do not need to be equal among the pairs of locations shown in Figs. 1 and 2. Assume, for the time being, that the six contributions depicted in Figs. 1 and 2 do not interfere with each other.
We first plot the total number of OBIS records obtained from each distinct bottom depth to provide a global picture of the distribution of recorded marine biodiversity in regions of the ocean of differing depths.
We explore the composition of Chlorobium strains from a set of metagenomic samples taken at differing depths within Ace Lake, a pristine, anoxic, marine-derived, stratified lake in Antarctica formed ∼5000 years ago, as well as two nearby marine samples.
