Sentence examples for in depth extent from inspiring English sources

What followed was what one Danish chronicler has described as "a social quantum leap unmatched in depth, extent and pace anywhere in the world".

Moving westward from this anomaly, the FZC characteristics start to change, both in depth extent and conductivity, suggesting a different type of geological setting.

Aborts come in a variety of designs and vary in the depth, extent, purpose, and naming of their functions.

We conclude that the equivalent depth extent in this respect could represent the depth of change in mineralogy in the crust.

(3) Nature, extent, and depth (if known) of near-surface bedrock fracturing or jointing relative to proposed cemented surface casing-seat depth and any open annular interval proposed in the well design.

In accordance with Schwalenberg et al. (2002), a sensitivity study (see Additional file8) for the model shown in Figures4 and5 indicates a minimum depth extent of 60 to 80 km.

The model geometry is based on the assumption that all burrows have the depth extent of L. In actual simulations, L has to be set greater than the depth extent of one's interest in order to avoid numerical artifacts.

To explore the underlying mechanism of seismic velocity changes observed, we evaluated the depth extent of changes in velocity by examining the frequency dependence of dv/v (e.g., Wu et al. 2016).

The purpose of the current analysis was to characterize in depth the extent and time course of dyspnoea relief and assess its association with other clinical outcomes in patients with AHF.

Heat flow density and equivalent depth extent of heat production from radioactive isotopes in the area were also evaluated.

The computed equivalent depth extent of heat production provides a depth value (14.5 km) which falls within the Curie point depth margin and could indicate change in mineralogy.