Sentence examples for stable depth from inspiring English sources

The addition of process damping changes the shape of the stability regions and also increases the stable depth of cut.

Since the four boundaries of a subtitle region are block-aligned, a stable depth for subtitles occurring in consecutive frames can easily be achieved.

We trained the network to detect the working robot's cart because it has relatively stable depth information to extract the 3D point.

This study verified that soil profile θ at both point and hillslope (or watershed) scales can be predicted with the θ measurements at the most time stable depth.

In addition to parameter selection, developed models can be used to determine the best natural frequency ratio of tools resulting in the highest stable depth of cuts.

Soil water contents of the first two years were used to identify the time stable depth using mean absolute bias error, and θ of the second two years were used to validate if the time stable depth identified and associated mean relative difference can be used to predict mean θ of a soil profile at a point or at a hillslope scale.

where H p (d) is the histogram of the known stable depths in the cross window around p, which was obtained from the first cost aggregation.

Within the 21-m profile, as the depths of sub-profiles increased from 3 m to 21 m, the most temporally stable depths (MTSDs) of AWS1m tended to become deeper in a step-like manner, producing ranges of MTSDs of 3 18 m, 2 15 m, 2 9 m, and 3 20 m under farmland, natural grassland, planted grassland, and shrubland, respectively.

The proposed analysis applies the time stability concept to select area-representative measurement locations, and assesses the potential for identifying the most time-stable depth interval (MTSD) using a minimal number of selected time-stable locations (MTSLs).

Recently, Liu et al. (2011) show that low elevation sites, far away from urban and industrial centers can provide a stable optical depth, similar to high altitudes.

The comparisons between the two studies show that the average value of their differences for the stable embedded depth of a Hall anchor in sand and in rock berm are only 1.7%and2.7%7%, respectively.