Sentence examples for the depth from which from inspiring English sources

His lens is looking down into the depth, from which a light bounces back.

Because of the compactional stress and the depth from which the mixture comes, the mud is often hot and may have an accompanying steam cloud.

The nanocomposites were less sensitive to the depth resolution of the microscope because their strong absorption limited the depth from which fluorescent radiation was collected.

The depth of the source level z is, according to our consideration, the depth from which the ejecta trajectories separate from each other, which means it can be considered as the depth from which the eruption column starts to expand.

For most materials, the depth from which SEs can escape is on the order of 5 15 nm.

In the figure, t-SE represents the depth from which 50 eV and lower-energy SEs can escape.

Mr. Carr's ascent at The Times was all the more remarkable for the depths from which he rose.

Newcastle coach Scott Miller has challenged anyone laying "unwarranted criticism" on his team to remember the depths from which they have come.

The rock samples were cylindrical, and resembled sausages or giant pencil erasers, depending on the depths from which they were extracted.

Estimated in situ vertical stresses at the depths from which the samples were retrieved range from 12.0 to 17.4 MPa (Michigan Basin) and from 21 to 23 MPa (Opalinus Clay).

These differences are to be expected considering the depths from which the samples were taken.