Sentence examples for mean depth of the from inspiring English sources

The mean depth of the ocean is 3,800 metres (about 12,500 feet).

This situation is commonly encountered in rivers, and relationships exist between mean current speed and the slope and mean depth of the river or narrow lake.

Further, we randomly selected 1657 singletons from the WGS dataset 1, and validated them using target deep sequencing (mean depth of the target singleton sites = 705.2×), as described elsewhere53.

The mean depth of the Pacific (excluding adjacent seas) is 14,040 feet (4,280 metres), and its greatest known depth is 36,201 feet (11,034 metres)—in the Mariana Trench also the greatest depth found in any ocean.

Minimum mean depth of the pycnocline coincides with the Fronts of the BMCS, indicating the paths of low-salinity shelf waters into the open ocean.

The hexagonal crystallization phase of tungsten silicide, existing at annealing temperatures between 400 and 550°C and leading to smaller mean depth of the synthesized layer, can be clearly observed only at 3×1017 ions/cm2.

The mean depth of coverage of the targeted coding regions was 103×.

The mean depth of insertion of the electrode array was 343 ± 24 degrees (min 275, max 360°).

The mean depth of coverage of the flanking regions was substantially smaller (3 6×) and these regions were not considered further in this study.

After 1 year, patients on TNFαi showed partial recovery in terms of a decrease in the mean depth of erosions while the mean width remained the same.

However, on icy surfaces, the more vehicles there were with studded tyres, the deeper the mean depth of ruts was at the end of the test.