Sentence examples for finer depth from inspiring English sources
To provide a more detailed view of shallower waters, we re-did this analysis with a finer depth resolution of 10m for water <200m deep over bottom depths over 0 1000m.
The Ming enamels, bold in design with fine depth and purity of colour, were never surpassed in later epochs.
Ruffino Ducale $40 ** 1/2 [rating: two and a half stars] Gold Label 1997 The tannins were daunting, but with fine depth and balance, the panel agreed it would evolve well.
Finally, the image-based cross voting and a median filter are employed to complete the fine depth estimation.
We then introduce a stereo fusion workflow that combines the refractive and binocular stereo algorithms to estimate fine depth information through this fusion design.
As can be seen in Figures 5 and 6 all of the approaches perform reasonable well upon this data set although CROSS [4] is again seen as the best performing algorithm in terms of fine depth detail, foreground object connectiveness and cohesitivity and limited disparity noise.
We suggest that the ventral processing stream may play a critical role in enabling healthy observers to extract fine depth information from relative disparities within one surface or between surfaces located in different parts of the visual field.
Typically from 3 to 5 cm (1.4 2 in) in diameter immediately below the root crown, roots become gradually finer with depth, and may be less than half a centimetre (0.2 in) wide just above the water table.
Our study is motivated by the increasing use of 3D displays in applications, including geo-science and medicine, where critical decisions are made using fine binocular depth judgements.
Each station consisted of a plastic tray (20 × 20 cm) containing 1 g of millet and 2 L of fine sand (depth in the tray about 5 cm, easily dug to the ground by bank voles (e.g., Eccard and Liesenjohann 2014)).
These sequences began with thin sandy silt laminae and became finer with decreasing depth, eventually becoming clayey silt.
