Sentence examples for navigation depth from inspiring English sources

That is why the Potter is here, keeping the channel to the river's authorized navigation depth of nine feet.

The Canadian government undertook to raise the standard of the waterway to a 27-foot navigation depth between Montreal and Lake Erie, and the United States agreed to carry out other works, including the bypassing by canal and locks of the Barnhart Island Cornwall generating dam at the foot of the Long Sault Rapids.

Subsequently, the approach is re-executed iteratively by including new pages, which leads to the construction of several navigation graphs until satisfying the stopping criterion, which is specified by the maximum navigation depth.

Increased flooding at the Mississippi River sites appears to be driven by the history of aggressive channel engineering, in particular channel constriction to increase navigation depths.

First of all, the lower the tide level outside, the greater the amount of water lost in the locking operation; and, second, it is seldom economically feasible to maintain full navigation depths in the approach channel to the lock entrance at all levels of the tide.

In this case the groundwater is being used over there and as a result the navigation depths are reducing due to polder construction in many rivers.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers maintains a navigation channel depth of 9 to 11 m although much of the channel in much deeper [20].

The observed total errors in reconstructed camera locations were<10 m for location and <10° for attitude, which is in line with expected errors for USBL navigation at these depths (~1% of depth).

Navigation and vehicle depth data were extracted to text files and subjected to a coordinate transformation in the statistical computing software R (version 3.2.3, The R Foundation for Statistical Computing, 2015); this was done to project the vertical wall horizontally for further processing.

Future research on more in-depth navigation behavior of DCVs could focus on enhancing the planning of data analytics to grasp more subtle DCV-usage behavior of respondents, especially when the osmosis assessment is administered via a technology-enhanced environment.

Bishop became enthralled with the caves and learned them so well that he became the go-to expert on subterranean navigation through the depths of Kentucky.