Sentence examples for in depth range of from inspiring English sources
In depth range of 8000 15,000 ft (which is selected in this study), TDF has negative value which is decreasing with depth.
Bearing in mind the intrinsic frequency range of the most intense disturbances (magnetospheric substorms) with typical periods ranging from a few minutes to a few hours, the compiled 3D model represents the structure in depth range of 0 100 km, including seawater, sediments, earth crust, and partly the lithosphere/asthenosphere.
The differences in depth range of Symbiodinium C3n-t between these studies (southern GBR, depth generalist; northern GBR, deep specialist) may reflect latitudinal variation in surface irradiance and light attenuation (with lower irradiance levels recorded on the southern GBR [68]).
Electrical conductivity in depth ranges of 100 to 250 km is markedly lower for the continental root than it is in oceanic regions (Hirth et al. 2000).
S. mortenseni is again a cosmopolitan nematode species, known from littoral habitats with a high amount of clay and mud in Brazil, USA, Antarctica [96] [98] and in the Strait of Magellan Chilee) in a depth range of 8 550 m [99].
DST procedures in Fahliyan Formation in the depth range of 14,222 14,271 feet are operated, and the main purpose is to obtain reservoir properties in these depths.
Most of the aftershocks are located in a depth range of 5 30 km in the study area.
In addition, over 90%% of (magmatic) low-frequency earthquakes in Fig. 2 occurred in a depth range of 10 20 km.
There is a continuous low-velocity anomaly to the north that merges with the Kendeng zone in the depth range of 0.8 4.4 km in the southern part of the study area.
Gray dots at a depth of 10 km represent earthquakes (M ≥ 1) in a depth range of 5 15 km in 2003 2015, and stars at depths of 10 and 25 km denote earthquakes (M ≥ 6.5) at depths of ≤20 km from 1923 to 2015.
Second, in the cases of MiD and MoD, usually no dysplastic cell exists in the depth range of the first 20 pixels in the tissue.
