Sentence examples for recognized depth from inspiring English sources

The maximally recognized depth of the acoustic basement is 2 km inward of the northwestern rim (Fig. 3).

Moreover, the recognized depth of genomic variation in indigenous African populations, reflecting the ancient origins of humanity on the African continent, and the effect of selection pressures on the genome, will be valuable in understanding the range of both pathological and nonpathological variations.

But we also discovered assets in our city that we had never fully recognized: depths of courage, sacrifice, generosity, kindness, compassion, defiance, determination and resilience.

This board has 40 input channels and we plan to use this board for APD-based DOI-PET detector system which utilizes several different crystals to recognize depth positions by the difference in their decay times.

Rhode Island, with a housing stock of older homes, also has recognized the depth of this problem.

It was obvious that Churchill alone could unite and lead the nation, since the Labour Party, for all its old distrust of Churchill's anti-Socialism, recognized the depth of his commitment to the defeat of Hitler.

Unfortunately, there seems to be little evidence in across-herd studies that this problem is even recognized in depth and dealt with.

Large fluctuations in the inclinations can be recognized between depths of 67.03 and 64.38 m (Fig. 5e), and steep upward inclinations are observed between depths of 64.36 and 63.20 m (Fig. 5d).

"I had not recognized the depths of torture in some cases," Mr. Jones said.

You can also fault Mill for not grasping something that a crazy reactionary like his friend Carlyle recognized: the depths of violence and rage and hatred beneath the thin shell of civilization.

Even when their potential for global pandemics or for being used as biothreat agents is recognized, in-depth data cannot be easily generated in a timely fashion.