Sentence examples for estimate of depth from inspiring English sources
A low-resolution estimate of depth is also constructed during the first pass as a guide for further work.
These components represent the spatial rate of change of gravitational acceleration and have a much more precise response than the gravity magnitude vector, allowing a better estimate of depth and composition of targets.
To calculate colony volume, we needed an estimate of depth for each colony, which we assumed was approximately equal to the width of the colony measured perpendicular to the greatest axial linear dimension near the middle of the colony (Fig. 1).
Using single channel EEG data, the IDOS index seems to be a promising and simple estimate of depth of sleep, even in the critically ill.
Dividing gamma power by delta power for individual epochs results in a temporal estimate of depth of sleep, the IDOS index, visually similar to the hypnogram gained by R&K analysis.
Previous estimates of depth to basement (or the thickness of the interbedded deposits) was 100 m.
This provides us with more precise and accurate estimates of depth and an improved qualitative appreciation of the three-dimensional (3D) shapes and positions of objects.
Estimates of depth 1 branch lengths for 8-taxon 1 kb datasets were slightly better than for 4-taxon 1 kb datasets; this result contrasts with Bayesian results, in which depth 1 branch length estimation error was consistent, regardless of the number of taxa.
The square root of the AP field provides an estimate of the depth of the laterals; the depth of the AP field is the average of the square root of each lateral field.
Estimates of depth-averaged flow velocity are retrieved from cross-correlations of low-frequency noise recorded in the Straits of Florida by near-bottom hydrophones separated by 5 and 10 km.
In Fig. 7, three curves corresponding to the best estimate of locking depth, a total creeping case (zero locking depth), and a deeper locking case (+1σ deviation) are shown.
