Sentence examples for does depth of from inspiring English sources

Does depth of needling, type of stimulation or other needling parameters have an effect on the outcome?

In none of its later stages does the depth of Spore's play come close to matching the best-of-genre games available in each of the categories it derives from.

In practice, people's motives for attending vary, as does the depth of the conversation.

In what other person does this depth of monasticism and plenitude of frequent-flier miles so live together?

A word about the cheese: While it may seem redundant to use both grated pecorino Romano and Parmesan, it really does give depth of flavor to the dish.

The breadth of Griffith's achievement remains astounding -- as does the depth of his racial prejudice, on sad display in "The Birth of a Nation" and several of the shorts.

As the play's troubling scenes of appetite and unconscious aggression unfold, so does the depth of the characters' dehumanization — until the sign, on reflection, comes to seem like an ironic epigram to their brutish lives.

Walsall supporter James Martin says: "The lower-league system we have in England is unique – nowhere in the world does the depth of support and passion run so far down the pyramid.

As this effective refractive index decreases so too does the depth of the bandgap and the efficiency of the crystal.

The amount of recurvature differs considerably among teleost species, and so does the depth of the external sulci (see next section).

Does the depth of your usual sensitivity vary?