Improvement on retrieving depth information of static objects may require integration of our approach with other depth cues, such as sharpness, and it is recommended path for future research.
The rectangular web openings of 0.75d have a very high stress intensity compared to the other depth of openings such as 0.62d and 0.50d.
On the other, depth of last foot-stroke may depend on maximum dive depth, assuming birds load more air when diving deeper, therefore longer.
Their results suggest that surface orientation discrimination activates caudal and anterior regions of the intraparietal sulcus (IPS), though they found no significant activations in the ventral cortex as one might have expected on the basis of prior research using other depth cues (e.g., Orban et al. 1999; Moore and Engel 2001; Vanduffel et al. 2002; Kourtzi et al. 2003; Peuskens et al. 2004).
The contour lines of dynamic heights, and hence, the patterns of currents at the other depths for each of the surveys were similar to the structure at 150 m, however, the magnitude of the velocities monotonously decreased with depth.
The representative site for 0 6 cm soil layer can serve as a good indicator of soil moisture at other depths.
The data of RH at the other depths are reported in the Additional file 1. Fig. 18 RH in the repair.
The optimum (reference) depth of 200 mm has been derived accompanying with corresponding depth factors for calibrating both the strength and modulus of elasticity tested with other depths between 50 and 250 mm.
It is broad in scope and introduces the content and value of other, more in depth, ASHRAE Self-Study Courses.
The differences between gypsum and carbonate karst landscapes are largely related to the higher solubility of the gypsum, its lower mechanical strength, more ductile rheology, and the higher extent of interstratal dissolution processes, commonly associated with the presence of other salts at depth.
