Sentence examples for low depths from inspiring English sources

As an art form, magic has often been relegated to rather low depths.

Sea anemones are familiar inhabitants of rocky shores and coral reefs around the world; other species can be found at very low depths indeed.

Presently, studies on forces generated while machining bone are not representative of the high cutting speeds and low depths of cut common to the bone sawing process.

This work presents a study on a robust controller design for the motion on the vertical plane of an AUV at low depths.

The limited capacity of the nonlinear eco-geomorphic feedbacks to keep up with sea-level rise under attenuated conditions was due to the low depths induced by attenuation, which were less than required to produce enough surface elevation gains.

Use of these batteries in planetary orbiters may require further improvements in their cycle life, especially at low depths of discharge.

On the other hand, circuits with low depth guarantee low delay but are often larger regarding the area requirements.

As F-number gets low, depth of field becomes shallow; as F-number gets high, depth of field becomes deep but motion blur kicks in.

Shooting in low light often results in a low depth of field, meaning only a limited area of the photo can be in focus.

However, it is mainly limited to small animal imaging due to low depth penetration.

Anyone who argues otherwise, he said, shows a "low depth of historical knowledge".