It sounds like it would work in a sandbox or a mad scientist's lab; it's just never been tried at the depth of five thousand feet, which is where the leaks are.
An acre-foot is what it takes to cover an acre to the depth of twelve inches: some three hundred and twenty-five thousand gallons.
The dagger entered above his right eye, and penetrated his brain to the depth of two inches.
The Flower Garden: Churn up the soil to the depth of four inches, mixing in humus, tofu and shredded business records as desired.
4 In a small saucepan, heat 200ml olive oil, or to the depth of two fingers, until around 220C/430F, or almost smoking.
MAGT observations at or near (the closest to) the depth of zero annual amplitude (ZAA, annual temperature variation < 0.1 °C 3 were utilized.
Near-surface permafrost was considered to thaw when mean annual ground temperature (MAGT) at or near (the closest to) the depth of zero annual amplitude changed from ≤0 °C to >0 °C between the baseline (2000 2014) and future period.
For an egotist Mr. West isn't scared of collaboration, in part because, like anyone who runs a good salon, he understands one can be measured by the depth of one's guest list.
Hydraulic measurements obtained with flows with Reynolds numbers in the laminar flow regime indicated that the depth of zero velocity was raised into the moving sediment layer, such that it exceeded the predictions of the velocity profile model.
In warm permafrost areas, defined as permafrost with the mean annual ground temperature at the depth of zero annual amplitude higher than − 1.0 °C, the CRBE is effective in raising the permafrost table but not quite effective in lowering permafrost temperatures.
It's also two inches thick, which is around the depth of six iPad minis stacked, but that was necessary for including all the ports the iPhone prototype had on board.
