Sentence examples for general depth from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the fixed value of depth of generated models is chosen according to the general depth of the models of the first experiment.

The basin, with a general depth of 19,700 feet (6,000 m), plunges to its greatest depths in trenches to the east of the island arcs.

The largest and the most geologically stable of the structural provinces of the Earth's crust, it is characterized by expansive areas of low relief, lying at a general depth of about 15,000 feet (4,600 metres) below the surface.

In the west is a broad plateau at a general depth of 1,650 feet (500 metres); submarine mounts rise from this bank and are often capped by coral atolls.

The basin, with a general depth of 6,600 feet (2,000 metres) and maximum depths approaching 8,200 feet (2,500 metres), is divided by a central ridge into the eastern New Ireland and western New Guinea sections.

In the left image, this zone is not calculated and therefore not taken into account to classify image's general depth.

Thus, the general depth-distribution of organic/sulfide associated Fe is similar to LOI profiles, except that Fe is enriched at the top of the organic/sulfide cores compared to the LOI profiles.

The chapter will focus on work that has involved in the use of mechanical test methods like nanoindentation, microindentation, or, in general, depth-sensing indentation (DSI) testing along with techniques that require the atomic force microscope (AFM), and/or other high magnification imaging methods (e.g., scanning electron microscopy (SEM)).

A general injection depth (ID) of 150 m was specified for thermally altered water injection, and this depth was later changed to investigate the effect of IW depth on shallow subsurface temperature change.

And while the gap between Mexican and US and Canadian club soccer might be closing in places, the general squad depth of most top Mexican teams is still generally too much for MLS opposition when the tournament reaches this stage.

In general, the depth resolution increases with decreasing fluorescence energy.