Sentence examples for making the depth from inspiring English sources

He spoke of a coming local election, and then abruptly changed the subject, returning to the election and making the depth and persistence of his bitterness clear: The election... has relations to national politics to which I know you will expect me to refer.

Making the depth of the problem more difficult to determine, Fine said, is that investigators collecting from a property only see about 5percentt of the snails that are there.

That alone has made the depth of the destruction of Haiti's heritage hard to fully capture.

He said Torbay children's services had commended the school for the extensive checks it had made: "the depth of checks that exam boards and other organisations failed to make".

But traditional (2D) fractal coding makes the depth perception defective.

The depth video processing enhances the correlation and makes the depth video more smooth and consistent.

We chose a small baseline which makes the depth maps more accurate for close-range applications.

Continuous variation of channel geometry along the flow path associated with secondary currents makes the depth averaged velocity computation difficult.

A number of projects are currently in development for coal CCS, but carbon capture on gas is also important if the world is to make the depth of cuts in emissions required by the current scientific consensus.

The second criterion was that splitting this group would not make the depth of our tree bigger than 3.

If it's only 4 inches (10.2 cm) depth you should nail another 2x4 on top of the stud to make the depth deeper so you can install more insulation without burying your walk way.