Sentence examples for m depth zone from inspiring English sources

In the 151 300 m depth zone, latitude explained only 8% of the variance in VarTD.

The effect of latitude on AvTD was strongest in the 301 600 m depth zone with latitude explaining 25% of the variance in AvTD.

Comparison of the numbers of samples with the area per depth zone (Figure 8) reveals that 39 samples have been taken per 1,000 km2 in the 0 100 m depth zone (by far the most in any zone).

Table 5 Classification of soil zones along alignment route based on In- situ relative density Test points Chainage along alignment (km) Zone with loose surficial deposit (0.00-0.45 m Zones with loose deposits occurring up to 2.30 m depth Zones without loose deposit Test No. 1 Ch. 21+ 650 LHS X X   Test No. 2, Test No. 3, Test No. 4, Test No. 5, Test No. 6 Ch.

Fish were captured in June and July 2003 and 2005 with Alaska traps covering the littoral (<2 m depth) and deeper (>4 m depth) zones of the lakes.

At depths of 100 to 1,000 m, between one and five samples have been taken per 1,000 km2, while deeper than 1,000 m all depth zones have less than one sample per 1,000 km2 and most strata remain totally unsampled!

At 7000 m depth ultralow-resistivity zone (1 6 ohm m) is depicted.

The former is sensitive only to the medium at <150 <span class="lh">m depth (the "shallow zone"), while the latter is sensitive to the medium both above and below 150 m depth (the latter is herein called the "deep zone").

As a consequence a 424 km2 area was set aside for conservation which extends to 1200 m depth and encompasses two zones: a restricted fishing zone (90% of the area) and a limited bottom fishing area (the remaining 10%).

The model predictions indicate that the 2 m depth is the active zone where soil deformations are governed by change in atmospheric conditions.

Below 24 m depth, there is a zone of signal attenuation, which is later assessed to be the bedrock with the support of MASW data.