Sentence examples for steady depth from inspiring English sources

The electrocorticogram (ECoG) and the heart rate were also under continuous monitoring to maintain a steady depth of anesthesia or sedation either by giving a bolus or adjusting the injection rate of the anesthetizing or sedating mixture.

A steady depth of anesthesia was maintained during the experiment by continuous infusion of sodium pentobarbital (5 mg/kg/h) and pancuronium bromide (0.1 mg/kg/h) via infusion pump through the ear vein.

On the other hand, the lack of any adverse effects with the use of laser ablation and cryotherapy might be explained by the nature of the destruction of tissue that extends at a rather steady depth, which should be about 5 mm, 6 31 whereas in loop excision the excision is usually deeper at the centre than at the edges.

A modification to the densimetric Froude number, which scales the steady crater depth to jet and particle properties is developed that accounts for particle shape.

In analogy with a well-known approach for turbulent clear-water flows, the study compares the steady flow depth profiles predicted by approximated models with those of the Full Dynamic Wave one.

To improve the vertical plane response of an AUV, Hsu et al. [11] modified a switching integral control loop based on vertical plane modeling, which improves the transient response and eliminates steady-state depth errors.

For a 180° turn and ship-turning radius less than the length of the tow cable, the vehicle never reached the steady-state turning depth.

For a single 360° large-radius ship turn, the behavior was marked by the vehicle dropping to the steady-state turning depth predicted by Chapman (1984) and then rising back to the initial, straight-tow equilibrium depth once the turn was completed.

The resulting scour seems to approach an equilibrium value after sufficient time duration, which corresponds reasonably to that predicted by existing steady-current scour depth expressions, after accounting for the finite boundary layer thickness induced by the unsteady tsunami wave, i.e. it is important to incorporate both current-like, as well as wave-like aspects of the long tsunami event.

Critics have suggested that the Spurs may have suffered because head coach Gregg Popovich inserted sixth man Manu Ginobili into the starting lineup, possibly disrupted the team's strengths in its steady lineups and bench depth.

After a few minutes of viewing a square moving in depth, a steady sound was perceived as changing loudness in the opposite direction.