The phrase "scientific depth" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to the complexity and amount of knowledge found in a particular area of science. For example, "The research project aims to investigate the scientific depth of knowledge related to climate change in the region."
But critics have accused the garden of taking the "botanic" out of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, leaving behind a lovely park stripped of scientific depth and rigor.
Rekdal explains that lessons like these can be adapted to many grade levels, since the teachers themselves can decide how much scientific depth to include.
It maintains a good balance between scientific depth for people interested in the details of the study and readability for people with a casual interest in the topic.
That is how department founder Juris Hartmanis imagined Computer Science's role – creating a new field of remarkable scientific depth and lasting intellectual value.
We emphasize that information diffusion has great scientific depth and combines diverse research fields which makes it interesting for physicists as well as interdisciplinary researchers.
Blessed with a scientific controversy or two and a handful of unresolved puzzles, the physics of baseball has enough scientific depth to attract academic researchers, as evidenced by a session on the topic at a meeting of the Acoustical Society of America this month in Chicago.
337, a new scientific drilling depth record, 2466 mbsf, was achieved.
The salient features which have helped us to gain in depth scientific knowledge of elevated temperature wear are discussed in the light of recent developments.
All theories deserve the right to be judged on the evidence alone, however we do not believe that this site is an appropriate forum for in depth scientific debate, and will leave scientists working on the area of Solar System formation to address the finer points of Dr. Manuel's theory.
Students in CUREs and research internships may engage in some scientific practices in depth, but neglect others, depending on the particular demands of the research and the structure of the project.
"If all goes well, I also hope to write an in-depth scientific review during my sabbatical," he said.
