Sentence examples for extent depth from inspiring English sources
Penetrometer probe was immersed to a certain extent (depth of 3 cm) at a nearly constant speed in soil samples.
Expert mental representations were found to demonstrate superior extent, depth and level of detail, accommodating more interconnections and being more geared toward action.
The planimetric simulation was ideal for quantifying the dimensions of views (areal extent, depth, relief), but not adequate for quantifying the composition of views (landcover, diversity, and edge of landcover).
Because the beam is narrow at the focal plane, and due to a finite (extent) depth of field, the illuminated portion of the object can be represented by a K1 × K2 × K3 parallelepiped s ̄ r j, which contains the corresponding most significant reflectivity samples (i.e., the ones shaped by the transmitted pulse, lateral beam function and the depth of field).
Diagnostics of a diabetic foot was based on clinical (including neurological) assessment of peripheral polyneuropathy presence, legs perfusion abnormalities, foot ulcers assessment, foot deformity, and other risk factors of foot trauma in accordance with the proposal of International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (PEDIS: Perfusion, Extent, Depth, Infection, Sensation) [ 12].
The extent and depth of the Uruguay Round negotiations and outcome took the developing world by surprise.
"We're trying to expose the extent, the depth, the orchestration, the financial support that terrorist organizations have received for perhaps a decade from various Saudi interests".
"Discovering the sheer extent and depth of the feelings people have expressed on the message board over the past two weeks has been truly astounding.
As readers of her novels and her previous memoirs will expect, she isn't reticent about taking off the bandages and showing us the extent and depth of her injuries.
As a result this year's Eurovision laid bare the extent and depth of Europe's continuing divisions over Russia and Ukraine in a visceral, dramatic way, in part because of the new system devised for presenting the scores.
