Sentence examples for interpreting depth from inspiring English sources
The fact that the brain is capable of interpreting depth cues in a piecemeal fashion frees the designer to break the rules of perspective and make use of depth cues in different combinations, as they seem most suitable to serve the purposes of a design.
However, caution is needed when interpreting its depth: The estimated depth is significantly greater than that found in the southern Okinawa Trough (i.e., 4 km depth below the seafloor) (Arai et al. 2017a).
In this study, the solute transport behavior including fracture-matrix interaction in hydrogeological units of a limestone aquifer in eastern Denmark was characterized by designing, conducting and interpreting six depth-specific tracer tests involving natural- and forced-gradient conditions with multiple tracers representing different diffusion properties.
At a later stage, we used a much more sophisticated technique to capture the hand motions, which involved 'skeleton mapping' that understood and interpreted the depth of field and looking for humans (Figure 11).
However, they cannot interpret earthquake depth or what caused them.
We interpreted the depth of tumor invasion based on ultrasonography using 20-MHz probe.
The data from the experiment are attitudes that can be interpreted as depth gradients: the local change of depth in the x and y directions.
Commonly in Gulf Coast paleontology, ancient marine environments are related to interpreted water depths (paleobathymetry).
Maybe it's my lack of knowledge or an absence of resources, but I don't think I've explicitly ever been told how I, as a 10 year old, 15 year old, and now 21 year old, could interpret the depths of my religion and piece it together for my daily life.
Core images interpreted on two different depth ranges (2827 2829 and 2788.2 2789.3 m) are interpreted to be upper shoreface sands.
The polls discover what the voter already believes, and data processing interprets and analyzes the depth of voters' attitudes.
