Sentence examples for the uppermost depth from inspiring English sources

Despite intensive investigations in the uppermost depth range during the oil production of the Merkwiller-Pechelbronn oil field, geothermal exploration has focused on the granitic basement.

Land cover and depth had a significant effect on the physical and chemical variables, being larger in the uppermost 0 10 cm depth.

The hypocenters relocated by NLLoc show that the absolute location errors of two earthquakes at depths of 50 55 km are < 5 km (Fig. 3b), suggesting that they occurred in the uppermost mantle; the depth of the continental Moho in the region is estimated to be ~ 40 km (Katsumata 2010).

The low radiation within the uppermost 3 m depth marked by (e) on Fig. 4c is probably caused by the combination of a wider diameter and a 3 m long steel casing.

When alone, Tropheus populations occur in a broad depth range, with the highest density occurring within the depth range of 0.5 5 m, but when they co-occur with another Tropheus, one always occupies the uppermost and seemingly preferred depth range, whereas the second (or third) Tropheus occupies deeper water, albeit with a zone of overlap.

For the Israeli government, the uppermost concern is the depth of security guarantees that Israel will receive in return for giving up the Golan Heights.

Hereby, we were able to distinguish different magnetic domains in the uppermost crust (10 20 km depths) influencing the medium to long wavelength trends of the magnetic anomalies.

This depth segment lies between the uppermost conductive zone (0- to 1.0-km depth) and the underlying convective zone (1.0- to 3.5-km depth).

The elastic wave speed of the surrounding bedrock also varies, basically increasing with the depth in the uppermost crust.

In the uppermost mantle, here represented by depth range 10 400 km, the conductive and resistive heterogeneities are well resolved below the resistive continents.

Along-arc variation of Q −1 was clearly imaged in the uppermost mantle at 30 50 km depth beneath the volcanic front.