Sentence examples for measured as deep from inspiring English sources

The deepest aquifer is the Lloyd, which has been measured as deep as 1,800 feet.

Also worth noting is dandelions make fabulous wine and if you are a gardener, you actually should WANT dandelions around because their incredibly deep roots (which have been measured as deep as 6-feet) can tap into minerals, nutrients and gases that other shallower roots aren't able to reach.

Changes of a few tens or hundreds of μGal are easily measurable today with borehole gravimeters which are sensors able to measure gravity as deep as several thousand meters with a few μGal precision (Nind et al. 2007; Seigel et al. 2009).

"I've seen some sites where almost all of the arsenic is still in the topsoil, in the tillage zone, and I've seen sites where I've measured arsenic movement as deep as a meter or so".

In the middle of the 19th century the defensive ditch was measured as 3 yards deep, in the 1960s it was still visible on the ground although it is now almost totally filled in.

The Argo network of automated monitors has been deployed since 2005 to measure the waters as deep as 1,800m.

Combined subcutaneous and perimuscular zone thickness was measured as the distance between the deep border of the dermis and the superficial border of the muscle.

Measured as perpendicular distance from the deepest point of the crater till the outer surface of the layer (double-headed arrow).

Advanced periodontal inflammatory injury was measured as the number of periodontal pockets at least 6 mm deep.

Echo-planar spectroscopic imaging provided multislice metabolic maps covering deep white matter from which centrum semiovale NAA levels were measured as previously described (Table 2).

"It's definitely not as deep as 1981-82 when measured relative to the economy's potential growth rate," Mr. Gordon said.