Sentence examples for term of depth from inspiring English sources

The effects of groove depth in term of depth ratio (DR = e/D) and helical pitch length (PR = p/D) are considered for the turbulent regime, Re = 5000 20,000.

In terms of depth, it is peerless.

The Volunteers are thin there, both in terms of actual size and in terms of depth.

He imagines his own creativity in terms of depth as well.

Park: "And it's also, like, a proper film, in terms of depth of shot and camera movements.

The best American newspapers are certainly superior to their Anglo-Australian counterparts in terms of depth and seriousness.

In the brain the separate perceptions of the eyes are combined and interpreted in terms of depth, of different distances to points and objects seen.

Star Wars Battlefront: Limited in terms of depth and progression, but EA Dice perfectly captures the look, feel and atmosphere of the movies.

He said that "they don't take any prisoners in terms of depth of content, you can't really watch them without concentrating" and some audiences "love that".

I'm a little concerned, but it's anxious-anticipation concern, because I'm not sure really what we have in terms of depth.

Nostalgia aside, is the theatre scene in New York really worse, as people perpetually allege, in terms of depth, originality, and quantity, than various "golden ages"?