Sentence examples for measurement of deep from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the instrument is designed by basing on principle of the measurement method of straightness error measurement of deep hole, the design technologies of A/D converters, automatic control and computer are used.

Function of the cervical spine will be assessed by means of active range of motion measurement, measurement of deep cervical flexor muscle function according to Falla et al., [ 18], and evaluation of joint position function.

For measurement of deep-level spectra with this capacitive method modulation frequency ≥ 500 Hz were used.

The findings: Measurements of deep ocean mud taken off the northern coasts of Alaska and Canada in the Beaufort Sea reveal telltale signs in the oxygen content in fossils of long-dead marine organisms that glacial meltwater flowed there.

It is concluded that ultrasound measurements of deep pennation angles and fascicle lengths in the medial gastrocnemius are unbiased but have a low precision and that superficial pennation angles are underestimated by approximately 10°.

Surface temperature records date to the late 1800s, but measurements of deep water temperature began only in the 1960s, so there just isn't enough data to chart the long-term patterns, Xie said.

To quantify the degree of morphological disruption in eye epithelia, confocal stacks were imported into Image J (NIH), 3D reconstructions were made using Volume Viewer, and images were thresholded to gain area measurements of deep ElaV cells.

The optimized design features a maximum chief ray angle at the CBFP of 0.002° and maximum wavefront deviations of less than 0.06 λ for angle-resolved illumination beams at the sample plane, holding promise for high quality angle-resolved illumination for improved measurements of deep-subwavelength structures using deep-ultraviolet light.

For this purpose, measurements of deep-level (DL) spectrum using CMS were conducted.

Radiocarbon measurements of deep-sea corals reveal the presence of old, carbon-rich water in the Southern Ocean.

"We don't know what the development of this has been — we don't have measurements of this deep convective injection of water into the stratosphere that go back in time," Anderson said.