Sentence examples for in deep level from inspiring English sources

The memory effect in the absence of Si-nps can be attributed to charge storage in deep level traps in the SRSN matrix and/or excess of Si at SRSN/SiO2 interface.

This is in spite of the fact that more than half of the pressures generated by the ventilation fans in deep level mines are dissipated as pressure losses within the shaft system.

The mobility of rubidium in deep-level crustal fluids and melts that can infiltrate other rocks during metamorphism as well as in fluids involved in weathering can complicate the results.

Many have said the fact that Mr Osborne has raised the maximum loan available to students from poor backgrounds to £8,200 will only land them in deeper levels of debt to repay.

The fact that Mr Osborne has raised the maximum loan available to students from poor backgrounds to £8,200 will only land them in deeper levels of debt to repay.

The enhanced surface-excitonic emission together with the suppression in deep-level emission has also been reported in ZnO/amorphous-Al2O3 core-shell nanowires [27].

Greater detail becomes evident in deeper levels, and the diagram numbering system represents this hierarchy.

The clearest difference from our taxonomy is the hierarchy adopted, as our proposal primarily focuses on security principles in its higher level perspective, while the cloud roles are explored in deeper levels.

At great depths in subduction zones (15 to 100 km), fluids (aqueous fluids in shallower levels and possibly silicate melts in deeper levels; cf. Bebout 2007a, [b]) derived from subducting slabs can transport various components into the mantle wedge, causing hydration and metasomatism of the mantle (Maury et al. 1992; Ryan et al. 1996; Morris and Ryan 2003; Schmidt and Poli 2003; Rüpke et al. 2004).

The plan included three new stations, at Quex Road, Kilburn Park Road and Clifton Road, but did not progress after Ministry of Transport revised its Requirements for Passenger Lines requiring a means of exit in an emergency at the ends of trains running in deep-level tubes - compartment stock used north of Harrow did not comply with this requirement.

Already in 1999 Curole and Kocher [ 33] stated in a review paper that the value of mitochondrial genes in deep-level phylogeny is debatable and that "controversial" mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) results should be verified with nuclear encoded genes.