Sentence examples for meter depth from inspiring English sources

Debris now (at about 8 or 9 meter depth) changing to reddish gravelly sand.

To create a hypsometric curve for each individual reef, the percentage of each one meter depth interval is determined using their calculated surface area.

Soil profiles have been sampled for the active layer (mean depth 58 ± 10 cm) and the upper permafrost to one meter depth.

To use the empirical formula, the density of peat soil was also needed thus using the peat sampler for every 0.5 meter depth to obtain the density.

For example, it states that a well-designed device capable of capturing the emissions of an average American would fit into a box with a square meter front and less than a meter depth.

Transport of the gfp-tagged root colonizers was observed to a one meter depth against a hydraulic gradient in less than 180 days revealing that plant's roots clearly enhanced movement of the recombinant strains through the rhizosphere although proliferation of the recombinant bacteria was not substantial.

Water was collected with a 12L Niskin bottle deployed successively at 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, and 140 meter depths.

If a probe designed to measure water temperature was used where the 15-meter depth was above the surface of ground water level, observations were considered invalid.

The best fit gives us an idea of the rate of shear wave velocity increase with depth and shear wave velocity at one-meter depth.

To test whether significant changes in alpha and beta diversity occur also at fine-scale bathymetric gradients (i.e., within few hundred-meter depth intervals) the variability of deep-sea nematode biodiversity and assemblage composition along a bathymetric transect (200 1200 m depth) with intervals of 200 m among sampling depths, was investigated.

P. oceanica meadows extend from the surface to 40 meters depth.