Depending on timber condition and provenance, this method is able to secure typically a depth of 5 30 mm [42] which agrees with the penetration determined for the investigated material.
The movie follows Ms. Elliott, who grew up without ever really knowing her father, on the road with him as she tries to secure an in-depth one-on-one film interview.
The buoy was secured in water depth of 46.2 m at a distance of 1228 m from the shore of Roches Noires.
Further, we're proactively moving toward a cloud-first strategy and leading the public sector to moving their data from disparate on-premise networks to highly secure, defense in-depth (i.e. multiple layers) cloud environments.
In order to secure an in-depth insight into the wearable IMU sensor based calibrations of the lower-limb kinematics, the seven sole-shaped jigs were designed to independently allow the right foot on those jigs to have predefined 3-dof poses.
With a reasonable programming of the work, this operation can usually be done without particular difficulty, assuming that the seabed is of a composition reasonably amenable to penetration by piles to a sufficient depth to secure the lateral stability of the structure.
Benjamin argues that the value of Platonic and Kantian philosophy lies in its attempt to secure the scope and depth of knowledge through justification, exemplified in the way Kant conducts a critical inquiry into the transcendental conditions of knowledge.
In the right hemisphere, an intraparenchymal probe was inserted into the cerebral cortex (15-mm depth) and secured with a single lumen bolt for measurement of PbtO2 (Neurovent-PTO; RAUMEDIC, Helmbrechts, Germany).
It has even managed to pay off a €7.5 billion, or $10 billion, international loan, secured during the depths of an economic slump after the 2008 financial crisis in order to cope with a bank collapse.
It has acquired new strategic depth and more secure supply lines.
