Sentence examples for one foot depth from inspiring English sources
If your camera has, say, one foot depth of field in a certain shot, one third of the depth of field - four inches - is in front of the spot you focus, and two-thirds - eight inches - is behind that focus point.
The flooding, including a one foot depth along U.S. Route 501, washed away a road and a bridge in Greenville County.
Smooth, relatively flat, rectangular chunks of limestone called clints are separated from one another by fissures that range in depth from one foot to 20.
An acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons, enough to fill an acre to a depth of one foot and to meet the needs of about two households in Southern California for a year.
Another of Crow's pieces, a Comment about an October blizzard in Dutchess County, New York, seems especially timely as much of the nation prepares to dig out from a fierce winter storm: 8 30 A.M. Heavy wet snow approaching depth of one foot.
Water samples were collected by lowering the bottle at depth of about one foot below the surface, rinsed the bottle three times with the water to be collected before the actual collection of the samples.
One foot, two feet, three.
Plots of shale transit time versus depth will yield a steadily decreasing trend, since as density increases the time it takes for a sound wave to travel one foot decreases.
One foot in, one foot out, in other words.
