Sentence examples for evolving depth from inspiring English sources

The cosmic odyssey immerses viewers inside spatial architectures and geometrical landscapes, revealing Ratté's meticulous work with light, perspective, and a morphing, evolving depth of field. .

The final phase included compiling the collected data, continuing analytic coding, evolving in-depth analysis of the entire data, and beginning the writing after the completion of data collection.

Fairy tales evolved mythic depth as many different authors worked on them and as they migrated from spoken tales to other media (theater, music, painting).

The aim of this contribution is to present the results of preliminary calculations of melting depths caused by each individual impact in N-body accretion simulations and to develop a complete history of melting and evolving magma ocean depth throughout Earth's accretion history.

This may be appreciated considering that herders have evolved in-depth knowledge in terms of systems of landscape classification, using diverse environmental features such as topography, soil and the dominant vegetation.

The evolution of metal-silicate equilibration pressures (as defined by evolving magma ocean depths) during Earth's accretion depends strongly on the lifetime of impact-generated magma oceans compared to the time interval between large impacts.

Preventing corolla-tube depth from evolving, however, does not halt the evolution of long proboscides (Fig. 4B).

In the simulations with 50 or 100 moths, there is no hint that proboscis length or corolla-tube depth is evolving in any species after 20,000 generations.

Also, the effect of different evolutionary rates of different genes on classification has not been explored in depth: slowly evolving genes are likely to have more hits within a given p threshold, and more conservative taxonomic assignments.

Reliable estimates of sequence polymorphism for rapidly evolving genes, and in-depth characterization of the selective pressures governing their evolution, will require de novo genome assemblies from which complete gene sequences can be extracted and analyzed.

The seismogenic zone is expected to have varying properties as confining pressure and temperature increase, as sediments indurate and undergo phase transitions, as subducted fluids migrate, and as fault roughness from subducted bathymetric topography evolves with increasing depth.