Sentence examples for fall depth from inspiring English sources

Our top model was the "Current" model and included variables that describe current year hydrology (spring depth, fall depth, hydroperiod, range, interaction of range and fall depth, interaction of range and hydroperiod).

Fig. 1 Map of ash isopachs (adapted from Collini et al., 2012; converted to fall depth in mm, using 0.5 g/cm2 average density (INTA 2011)) from 4 June 2011 eruption of PCC-VC and main population centres affected.

Across all models, interaction between range and fall water depth was the most important variable (relative weight of 1.0) followed by spring and fall water depths (0.99), range (0.96), hydroperiod (0.95) and interaction between range and hydroperiod (0.95).

Blooms of the dinoflagellate Karenia brevis occur nearly annually on the west Florida shelf, initiating in the late summer/early fall at depth before being transported along sub-surface currents and upwelled into coastal waters.

The white stuff has been falling to depths of several inches in Tyndrum.

Previous estimates suggest that 70% of Earth's lower mantle which falls between depths of 660 and 2900 kilometers is bridgmanite, the researchers say.

It detects temperature variations by means of a thermistor (an electrical resistance element made of a semiconductor material) and depends on a known fall rate for depth determination.

The soil parent material originates from fine volcanic ash fall (ranging in depth but approximately 0.5 m thick on average) over sedimentary mudstone.

As shown in Fig. 5, the horizontal stresses derived from the calibrated stress profile at the mentioned depth, fall within the possible range of stresses (see study carried out by Zoback et al. 2003).

All the technologies, except Nextera, demonstrated a sharp fall in read depth for GC contents of 60% or higher.

Here we report on the temporal dynamics of endosymbiont diversity hosted by nine Osedax species sampled during a three-year investigation of an experimental whale fall at 1820-m depth in the Monterey Bay, California.