Sentence examples for reflection depth from inspiring English sources

The other type of depth is the 'moisture sensing depth' which is defined as the effective reflection depth of approximately one-tenth of a wavelength in the medium for passive microwave remote sensing.

As a result, there is little investigation, reflection, depth or analysis anymore.

Above all, it has layers of transparency, reflection and depth.

To meet the objectives of this study, integration of heat flow, gravity, seismic reflection and depth to basement data of the Chad Basin were carried out.

Results additionally show a shift from problem generation and breadth of inquiry to increased self-assessment, reflection, and depth of inquiry; also, students report significant ways in which knowledge building analytic tools can increase knowledge building capacity.

The expressions imply that the coach played an important role in encouraging reflection skills, depth of analysis, understanding and creating a safe learning environment.

Our FoM is based on the Combined Sensitivity Factor (CSF) which is the product of the sensor's sensitivity [also called the Sensitivity Factor (SF ], and the ratio of the reflection spectrum depth (R max-R min) and spectral line-width (FWHM) given by [ 8]: In Eqs.

Within the GPR section, the irregular fracture walls are evident as a narrow band of near-vertical coherent, strong hyperbolic-shaped features (referred to as diffraction hyperbolae) that "stack" on top of each other (Fig.  8c e) and intersect the deposit's unit boundary interface reflections at depth (for the deepest fractures).

The reflections between depths 50 and 125 in these figures are the artifact of preprocessing and data alignment.

Moreover, Takahashi et al. (2008) also observed upper mantle reflections at depths of 20 and 30 km beneath the western side of the West Mariana Ridge and from 30 to 35 km below the Mariana arc.

Instead, he said, it was a reflection "of her depth of understanding of Libertarianism".