Sentence examples for the depth of material from inspiring English sources

It was a good book with reference to the internal dynamics of the American military command in the period, but it didn't have the depth of material about what was going on outside American headquarters, in Vietnamese society and on Vietnamese ground, to make the claims it made.

Discussion of Physico-chemical analytical methods used in this case study A crosscheck between all results of SEM/EDX and XRF shows similar results of chemical characterization, with difference of the depth of material penetration of each method.

where I is the constant current in Ampere, B is the magnetic field strength in Gauss, q is the electron charge and d is the depth of the material.

In these simulations we have assumed a Gaussian laser pulse envelop and a Beer's law dependence along the depth of the material.

Indeed, the high values of the spectral absorbance coefficient cause a great decrease in light intensity in the depth of the material and lead in turn to a sharp drop in conversion.

Furthermore, it is found that packed bed increase the heat transfer rate along with reduction in losses to environment because insolation is absorbed in the depth of packing material cause to lower the top layer temperature and, thereby, improvement in thermal losses.

MR: The depth of the material on here is wild.

I'm far enough away from a lot of the music now and I'm pretty amazed at the depth of the material and the wide variety of production styles and approaches that we evolved through over the years.

As the depth of the material generated was limited, a summative manifest approach was deemed to be appropriate.

The data were analysed through multiple readings of interview transcripts focusing on the depth of the material.

Furthermore, the scaffold's structure and pore distribution in both samples allow cell viability and proliferation, but sample A pore interconnectivity and composition favor ASCs distribution in deeper layers of the hydrogel than in sample D, simultaneous with maintaining the appropriate conditions for cell survival in the depth of the material.