Sentence examples for in relation to depth from inspiring English sources

We also found significant differences in relation to depth and season for the three ecological parameters tested in BsB, but only significant differences in relation to depth in AsB.

Biomass spectra showed large differences in relation to depth but only slight between-survey differences, which mainly occurred in the upper slope.

Therefore the purpose of this paper is to present the recorded ground temperatures at eight representative sites of Cyprus, in relation to depth, time of year, geology and altitude and discuss the efficiency of Ground Coupled Heat Pumps.

The vertical effective pressure in relation to depth below the seafloor is defined as (Wangen 1997), Pe = ∫ 0 z 1 − Φ ρ r + Φ ρ f gΔz − ∫ 0 z ρ f gΔz, (4).

With the increase of the depth of water in relation to depth of sediments below the bottom of the sea, it happens the reduction of the operational window that it is the available space to work with the density of the drilling fluid, hindering the progress of the drilling.

We expect further that these low-level filtering approaches (retinal/cortical) have the ability to play a significant role in other higher-level models in relation to depth and motion processing which can contribute to the high-level top-down explanations of visual processing and can be extended to nCRF modelling for orientation selectivity of visual complex cells.

Interestingly, GEI in relation to culture depth were statistically significant.

The first step is to examine how the expected amplitude of the piezomagnetic signals changes in relation to the depth of the top of the magnetized layer (al3).

Histograms of the vitrinite reflectance data for all samples and the average R o values with their standard deviations in relation to sample depth are shown in Figure 2.

Student success rates have been high in the first two years (100 and 93%), but some concern remains as to the actual learning outcomes, particularly in relation to the depth of learning, and the ability of non-first language speakers of English to fully engage with the course material.

The data for B. cereus sl bacteria in relation to soil depth are scant.