Sentence examples for the deeper section from inspiring English sources
adjective
Extending far away from a point of reference, especially downwards. physical distance
The fast sheath evolution brings a shortage of ions arriving at the deeper section of the trench.
For the deeper section, the anomalies derived from the odd and even subsets do not match, indicating the important role of the random factor.
b Intermittent uplift and seismic activity cause a partial pressure decrease and a partial boiling point exceeded by supply of high temperature fluid from the deeper section due to a pressure increase in a magma chamber.
The rupture of Fault B1 causes the stress shadows on the overlapped branch, Fault B2; however, since the deeper rupture expansion on the primary fault turns to increase the shear stress along the up-dip edge of the deeper section, i.e., the down-dip edge of Fault B2, eventually, Fault B2 is ruptured (Fig. 7, t = 10.5 12.25 s., and see Additional file 1: Movie S1 for the details of timing).
At first, I tried to sit both near Nikko in the shallows and near Kai in the deeper section, urging Kai to play with the older boy who also seemed to want a playmate, a boy who apparently knew their lake intimately, climbing from dock to barrier, showing Kai the diving board, and pointing out that kids as young as 4 jumped off those cliffs (yeah, right!).
In our experiments, we failed to observe GluRδ2 signals in the deeper section of the granular layer.
Reverse design produced the hot geofluid from the updip reservoir and injects the cooled geofluid into the deeper sections.
The shallower section is at 5 km depth, and the deeper sections are at different depths corresponding to the deepest level where the recovery is satisfactory.
On the surface, wells are drilled next to or deviated from each other whereas their bottom-holes in the deeper sections of the reservoir are placed a few hundred meters apart (Genter et al. 2009).
For the deeper sections of the two wells profiled in the sediments by Barr et al. (1979), heat flow values of 93 and 168 mW m−2 were calculated using an assumed conductivity of 1.26 W m−1 °C−1.
For the deeper sections of the five temperature-profiled wells in basin sediments (Figs. 2, 3, 8), Thienprasert and Raksaskulwong (1984) calculated heat flow values 94 150 mW m−2 (mean value of 114 ± 23, n = 5), using measured core conductivities of 1.19 1.70 W m−1 °C−1.
