Sentence examples for major depth from inspiring English sources

A novel depth and depth-color codec is proposed in [9] based on a shape-adaptive wavelet transform and an explicit encoding of the locations of major depth edges.

The input output data used for modeling consists of five variables as input data namely, northing and easting of the top point of the well, major depth, angle and azimuth of each inside point of the well in relation to the top point of the well and one output which is the temperature of each inside point of the wells.

On Instagram, though, it gives the suggestion of major depth of field, of large scale dynamism, of midcentury modernism instead of midcentury futurism.

A lack of major depth effect would not be in conflict for the wider global picture, where some of the environmental variables may take very different ranges of values, and the more subtle, local depth effects become minor on that scale, as other results indicate in this study.

18 The growth in the time-series literature since Anderson et al 6 permitted an assessment of a broader range of outcomes in major depth, and also provides summary estimates not previously available for some outcomes, for example, cardiovascular admissions.

Life has been detected in the stratosphere and in the ocean's major depths.

A major full depth flexural crack was developed in all CFTs with GFRP tubes, even at a/d = 1, however, when internal steel rebar was added, major diagonal cracks were formed in addition to fine flexural cracks.

Stream channels can be classified on the basis of eight major variables width, depth, velocity, discharge, slope, roughness of bed and bank materials, sediment load and sediment size (John 1978; Singh 2003).

This is particularly apparent for the major groove depth and the minor groove width, which display the most striking variations (∼3 Å between their minimal and maximal values) among the four parameters describing the grooves.

For the etching of this orientation, basic (NH3 K3PO4) solutions were preferred as they appear to allow to dissolve, without major defects, depths of up to 250 μm.

The research reported here is based on secondary analysis of a major in-depth interview study of the experiences of families with a severely brain-injured relative.