Sentence examples for operational depth from inspiring English sources

The results reveal that the optimal weight of various sandwich pressure hulls increases linearly with the operational depth, but it is almost unchanged as the geometry paramter.

However, where the sonar operational depth is less than 135 m and the total water depth ranges between 500 and 1200 m, our approach produces swaths up to 6 km wide exhibiting detailed lineations similar to those observed in higher frequency upward-looking sidescan sonar data.

They decay over two to three scale heights above the clouds, while below the cloud level, winds increase slightly and then remain constant down to at least 22 bar the maximum operational depth reached by the Galileo probe.

The tank is 110 m long and 90 m wide with an operational depth between 3.5 m and 5.4 m.

Mr. Dimon will plumb the operational depths of the new entity as president and take over as chief executive two years later.

A sensitivity analysis is performed to study the effects of the operational depths and the hull shell geometry parameter, the length-to-diameter ratio (L/D), on the optimal design of filament-wound multilayer-sandwich submersible pressure hulls with graphite/epoxy, glass/epoxy and boron/epoxy composite facings.

They contained the fortified artillery positions and dominated the approaches to the strategic and operational depths beyond Sedan and the Meuse.

Overall, these results reveal the operational depths and potential contrast (micro-retroreflector – tissue) for the micro-retroreflector-based platform immersed in scattering media, such as biological tissue.

It is important to reiterate that the operational depths for the envisioned platform are less than the known penetration depths achievable by OCT, due to necessity to provide complete pattern visibility.

A study on oxygen consumption of California halibut (Paralichthys californicus) between 3.2 and 165.6 g was conducted in small raceways (2.41 m long, 0.28 m wide, and 0.22 m high; operational water depth between 0.05 and 0.10 m with a quiescent zone 19 cm long in the effluent section) working as open respirometers in a recirculating system under farm-like conditions.

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