Sentence examples for most common depth from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the maximum horizontal conductivity is in a 5-m-deep layer (the most common depth of the monitored wells), which further explains the transfer of nitrate from the point source of pollution to the well.

Hence, the future work on head pose estimation could use color images in addition to depth data, as an RGB camera is available in the most common depth sensors.

The most common depth to bedrock was 30 cm.

This species has been recorded from the surface to a depth of 800 m; in the Mediterranean, it is most common at depths of 200-500 m.

It is most common at depths of 800-1200 m off Iceland, 1250-1500 m in the Rockall Trough, 500-1300 m off Greenland, 350-500 m off northern Canada, and below 500 m off southern Africa.

This shark may be found from the surf zone, often in water barely deep enough to cover its body, to a maximum depth of 70 m (320 ft) on coral reefs; it is most common at a depth of 5 30 m (16 100 ft).

It is most common at a depth of 200-500 m, though in the Rockall Trough, it is only found at a depth of 500-750 m.

For most of the year, horn sharks are most common at a depth of 2-11 m.

This species is most common at a depth of 8-40 m.

Off the Azores this shark segregates by sex, with females most common around a depth of 230 m and males most common around 412-448 m.

Off California, the Pacific angelshark is most common at a depth of 3 45 m, but has been reported from as deep as 205 m.