Sentence examples for measure of depth from inspiring English sources

Objectives: Midlatency auditory-evoked potentials (MLAEPs) may provide an objective measure of depth of sedation.

In the nineteen-fifties, the French film theorist and critic André Bazin wrote a series of influential articles on the history of film language in which the commonplace photographic measure of depth of field assumed an almost moral importance.

And when the accents waver, the actors falter and the dialogue sounds like soap opera on stilts, the landscape lends a measure of depth and grandeur, mutely imploring us to ignore the fuss in the foreground.

The addition of Umenyiora will provide the Giants' already fearsome defensive line with yet another dangerous pass rusher, providing a measure of depth that should not only keep it fresh but make things more difficult for opposing offensive lines.

To accurately position in the third dimension (depth) we use the relative timing difference in charge collection on the anode and cathode, a sensitive measure of depth in the detector.

It was the kind of reading that made a listener prize the details of Ravel's orchestration more than ever, both as a textbook demonstration of orchestral color and for giving this already vivid piano score a measure of depth and shading that Mussorgsky could never have achieved.

More than 95 percent of the students here receive federal meal benefits, local officials said — a measure of the depth of poverty in the surrounding neighborhoods.

The output is a quantitative measure of the depth of strain-hardening effects.

The odd harmonics, J3, J5, J7, J9 and higher, are a measure of the depth of the winds in the different zones of the atmosphere2,3.

Long-term joblessness is largely a measure of the depth of employment loss during the recession from the end of 2007 to mid-2009.

To me, this is a measure of the depth of our mental oppression: we can't understand our own cultural degradation because we are living it.