Sentence examples for expected depth of the from inspiring English sources
Astronomers did not observe large amounts of water following the collisions, and later impact studies found that fragmentation and destruction of the cometary fragments in an 'airburst' probably occurred at much higher altitudes than previously expected, with even the largest fragments being destroyed when the pressure reached 250 kPa, well above the expected depth of the water layer.
In a comprehensive study, Liotta and Ranalli (1999) attribute a relatively narrow temperature range to the K horizon and conclude that the K horizon "follows approximately the (450 pm 50,^{circ } mathrm{C}) isotherm and is compatible with the expected depth of the brittle/ductile transition for high pore fluid pressures and a wide range of strain rate".
The topics focused on education, emergency relief, government reform, the expected depth of the economic crisis and global health issues such as overpopulation and disease.
Figure 4 d) shows a single A-scan from the image (blue line in Fig. 4(c)), and the peak at approximately 310 μm reveals the expected depth of the well.
However, exploratory behavior and memory outcomes were significantly more closely related under Promotion than Prevention, indicating that Prevention framing disrupted expected depth-of-encoding effects.
Also, as expected, depth of coverage increases with tag length.
As expected, depth of tumour invasion (T category) and lymph node status (N category) were significant independent predictors of prognosis in all GC cohorts (data not shown).
We obtained 155,751,012 (X2) pareid-end reads for RSV and 177,758,218 (X2) paired-end reads for SM that, considering an expected size of about 900 Mb [ 8], correspond to an average expected depth of about 34.6x and 39.5x genome equivalent, respectively (Additional file 2: Table S1).
The expected depths of possible kicks at these anomalies, 3.
We would also expect depth of field to increase, but it is difficult to tell with these images.
We also note that structural features of trees have been well studied including the expected depth and the exact distribution of the depth; see, for instance, [ 36, 38, 39].
