Sentence examples for shallower to from inspiring English sources

The North Atlantic Central Water occupies the upper layer of the North Atlantic Ocean between roughly 20° and 40° N. The "lens" of this water is at its lowest depth of 1,000 metres in the northwest Atlantic and becomes progressively shallower to the east and south.

We constructed the model from shallower to deeper crust by increasing the offset limits of the input travel time data.

The plot of depth values along a west-to-east profile AB, along latitude 23° (South) south, shows the depths generally getting shallower to the east, with a trough defined in the central part of the basin at longitude 30.25 (East) (Fig. 12).

A west-to-east profile AB, along latitude 23° (South) for blocks with L = 51 km, defined the depths Z t, Z o, and Z b generally getting shallower to the east, with a trough in the centre of the Basin at longitude 30.25° (East) (Fig. 11).

The plot of depth values for a west-to-east profile AB, along latitude 22.875° (South) south, shows the depths getting shallower to the east with a trough in the central part of the Basin at longitude 30.125° (East) (Fig. 13).

It is understandable to think that Nautilus may migrate to the daytime sunlit areas of 200 m or shallower to feed under the cover of darkness and return to the dark depths during the day to avoid visual predators, as was the general conclusion from these studies.

High hazard values occur in areas where shallow-to-intermediate seismicity occurs frequently.

It inhabits shallow-to-moderate depth reef environments and can grow to a diameter of more than a meter.

Boxcar scars that are polygonal and terminate in the shallow-to-mid dermis also may develop with moderate acne.

It is shallow to do otherwise.

Is it always shallow to talk about your kids?