Sentence examples for the most common depth from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the maximum horizontal conductivity is in a 5-m-deep layer (the most common depth of the monitored wells), which further explains the transfer of nitrate from the point source of pollution to the well.

Hence, the future work on head pose estimation could use color images in addition to depth data, as an RGB camera is available in the most common depth sensors.

The most common depth to bedrock was 30 cm.

Instead of independently investigating each attribute, Hunt et al. [55] performed fragment analyses to show the most common fragments (with the depth of two) in the evolved scheduling heuristics.

In order to close this gap, the most common connections with partially depth end plate (PDEPCs), as a simple connection, and flush plate (FPCs), as a moment resisting connection, were investigated under both quasi-static and impact loads.

However, the populations of the most common benthic mollusks in depths greater than 1,000 m off the Israeli coast are composed of both adult and juvenile specimens, and one species, Yoldia micrometrica, the most common and abundant species in the eastern Mediterranean, is unrecorded from the westernmost part of the sea.

We believe that stereo-pair ICGA images are essential in the diagnosis of PCV, as it allows the determination of nodularity (the most common diagnostic feature) and the depth of the lesions, which helps to differentiate vascular polyps from retinal lesions such as macroaneurysms, large microaneurysms and retinal angiomatous proliferation.

Depth of insertion of paper for GCF collection was mentioned in 27 studies with the most common practice being a 1-mm depth (N = 26).

However, populations of the most common benthic mollusk species at depths greater than 1,000 m in the Levantine Sea comprise both adult and juvenile specimens.

Still, many expressed reservations about him, the most common being whether he had sufficient depth of knowledge or experience to be president.

Overall, 120 (89%) patients had tumors at a deep anatomic depth with the most common tumor site being lower extremity (39%).