Sentence examples for measurable depth from inspiring English sources
Therefore the extinction (measurable) depth of the diurnal signal is very shallow, but phase lag is also short, yielding low signal to noise ratio and poor model sensitivity.
While the mixing ratio measurements compare favorably to other firn air studies, the isotope results show extreme 13C depletion at the deepest measurable depth (65 m), to values lower than δ13C = −80‰ vs. VPDB (the international stable carbon isotope scale), compared to present day surface tropospheric measurements near −40‰.
Several non-invasive two-dimensional techniques with different lateral resolution and measurable depth range have proved to be useful in assessing and quantifying morphological changes in skin ageing.
Several non-invasive two-dimensional imaging techniques with different lateral resolution and measurable depth range have proved to be useful in assessing and quantifying morphological changes in skin ageing [ 1, 10].
Since the maximum measurable depth for FCS equipment using Alexa dyes was greater than that using Rhodamine dyes (data not shown), Alexa Fluor 488 was selected as the FCS probe.
These focus distances were defined as maximum measurable depths (MMD).
The calibration sample yielded a measurable OSL-depth profile that could be used to calibrate the model to estimate the exposure duration of a flake scar associated with human exploitation of the area.
The measurable absorption depths are then compared with results from hy-drodynamic model calculations (Wood et al., 2005).
In a second part the effect of the edge and its distance from the contact centre on the measurable parameters indentation depth and force are discussed with experimental results obtained using a UMIS-2000 nanoindenter system.
A more heuristic parameter, however, is obtained by multiplying the minimum measurable concentration by the depth, which gives a depth-independent value this gives C Hb-min = 1.2 g/L at 1 mm (herein noted as g/L-mm).
