Sentence examples for failure depth from inspiring English sources

"Around thirty or thirty-five metres, your lungs have become so small that there is no air left in them to force into your ears, and that's called your failure depth," Campbell told me.

Three different risk assessment methods are proposed to evaluate the intensity and potential failure depth of rockbursts.

The failure depth becomes almost constant about 3.8 for ( h_{ef}d_{o} ge 8 ) in this elastic analysis as shown in Fig. 9b.

The second factor, the working resistance and rib guard force of hydraulic support should prevent rib spalling and reduce the rib failure depth.

This is the first study to quantitatively analyze the top coal failure depth and lumpiness from the hydraulic support to top coal, as shown in Fig. 6.

Failure depth of coal seam floors is one of the important considerations that must be kept in mind when mining is carried out above a confined aquifer.

The linearly increasing mean trend of the friction angle has a considerable effect on the distribution of the critical failure depths of sandy slopes.

The experimental results show that for each rainfall pattern, the failure depths and the times of failure from the same amount of rainfall with different durations could be largely different (Tsai and Wang 2011).

Is it due to (at worst) heart failure disturbing depth of sleep or simply because the patient has teen-aged grandchildren who afford little time for rest?

Eighteen coseismic landslides with volumes < 100.0 m3 around rainfall-induced landslide scarps were shallow failures with depths < 1.0 m.

The stress required to induce brittle failure increases with depth because it depends on pressure, whereas the strength in viscous flow decreases with depth owing to temperature dependence.