Sentence examples for increasing depth to from inspiring English sources

Increasing values indicate increasing depth to groundwater (or deeper/lower water levels).

At a depth of 36 fathoms the water temperature was found to be almost zero, with a steady fall with increasing depth to –0·67 ° C. at the bottom.

A relationship between depth to the water table and soil respiration was established that showed increasing ecosystem respiration with increasing depth to the water table.

At the surface, a non-stoichiometric, cubic TiNx solid solution ( possibly a carbonitride) containing C and Si, where x ≈ 0.65 0.8, was prominent, but was replaced by α′-Ti with increasing depth to 300 μm.

The correlation between CLSM derived GWI and SPI generally decreases with increasing depth to the water table, which in turn depends on both bedrock depth (a CLSM parameter) and mean annual precipitation.

Fish biomass (gm−2) was significantly related to depth, being relatively very low (~0.5 gm−2) at 200 m depth, highest at 400 m (~3.4 gm−2), then steadily declining with increasing depth to about 0.4 gm−2 at 3000 m depth.

After he visited Italy in 1629 31, there was greater freedom in the way he handled paint, more interest in colour, and increased depth to his analyses of character.

The increased depth to paralithic contact, chemical denudation and mineral transformation are likely functions of greater water availability and increased primary productivity.

Pochettino has moved Spurs into a position where quality additions and increased depth to an outstanding first XI will be his priority, but so many of the pieces are already in place.

Increased depth to the screened interval allows more travel time from the MTBE source to the aquifer, which may allow for increased attenuation of MTBE concentrations through natural loss processes such as biodegradation, sorption, dispersion, and volatilization.

This value represents a relative attenuation coefficient corresponding to the decay of the OCT signal with increasing depth according to Beer's law.