Sentence examples for diminished depth from inspiring English sources

Matthias Giraud, a French ski Base jumper who has made his home in Bend, Oregon, also considers Potter's death an indirect result of the rules, because flying in low visibility with diminished depth perception is inherently more dangerous: "I just want to see the witch hunt end.

The relatively high chromium content in this alloy results in diminished depth of the boride layer in comparison with Inconel®600-alloy containing less chromium.

In addition we found that our measure of continuity would fall by 2.3% with this same increase in FTE physicians, suggesting that patients would perceive a diminished depth in their relationship with their own provider.

My father blamed his recent eye operations, which diminished his depth perception.

The Cardinals have lost five of their last six, a slump set up by a series of injuries that diminished their depth and offensive threats.

The difference between the two contact pressure representations diminished with depth in the pavement.

The diminished penetration depth of light at higher Cr concentration could also prevent excitation of the semiconductor.

Although Fe(III) oxides diminished with depth, goethite-rich nodules were present above the seasonal water table minima and contained 10 100 fold more As than the corresponding bulk sediments [~ 50 800 mg kg− 1; mainly As V)].

This mindless response to data and measurement has inarguably diminished the depth, breadth and reliability of the information we receive and the quality of the programming our families enjoy.

Our results showed a smooth gradient of mellitic acid concentration, being higher at the surface and near the surface (1.17 1.57 ppm) and diminishing with depth to be undetectable at a depth of 4 m.

It is demonstrated that despite the cyclic nature of the daily and seasonal variations of the ambient and ground surface temperatures, the underground temperature variations diminish with depth and stabilize throughout the year at around 21 °C starting from a depth of 5 m below the surface.