Sentence examples for mean depth to from inspiring English sources

For most of the groundwater wells, damping increased linearly with mean depth to water table.

Highly weathered regolith in ∼540 wells averages ∼3.3 m thick, mean depth to bedrock in 1661 wells is ∼7 m, and the weathered thickness exceeds 10 m in relatively large local areas east of the late Pleistocene glacial limit.

Three groundwater classes are assigned, based on the long-term mean depth to water table (MDWT) using groundwater contours and digital terrain models.

The mean depth to the epidural space was significantly greater in the obese group, consistent with previous reports.

Depth ranges of L. pertusa and depth of peak coral cover were recorded to obtain a mean depth range to seed the larvae from.

For a given tree size, the smallest value of the mean depth corresponds to the fully polytomic tree.

On average, 11.7 Gb of sequence were generated per sample to a mean depth of 103X to achieve exome builds with at least 87.5% of the targeted bases covered by high quality genotype calls.

A descriptor has been proposed, the mean penetration depth, to characterize the deposit profiles of metals in hydrodemetallation catalysts.

The mean distance to the surface of the catalyst pellet is found to be the convenient quantity to renormalize Thiele modulus and mean penetration depth to obtain an universal curve independent of the catalyst pellet shape.

Lake Pontchartrain, lake, southeastern Louisiana, U.S. The lake is 40 miles (64 km) long and 25 miles (40 km) wide at its widest point, with an area of 630 square miles (1,631 square km) and a mean depth of 10 to 16 feet (3 to 5 metres).

For the single round of mapping, a positive relationship between mean depth and distance to ZI was apparent below the 20× mean depth, but for our two-round pipeline distances remained flat even approaching 10× depth.