Sentence examples for thickness and extent from inspiring English sources
Our modeling team of Jake Downs and Jesse Johnson integrate the various data collected from the project to build a mechanism for looking at ice sheet thickness and extent, from the past and into the future.
Further, when thickness and extent of the ice are both considered, the Arctic has probably already lost 70percentt of its summer sea ice, including half of its long-term summer ice, she said.
To compare choroidal thickness and extent and density of drusen between eyes with typical exudative age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and eyes with retinal angiomatous proliferation (RAP).
CPT readings which are continuous in nature are best considered than conventional rotary drilling, which allows clear delineation of the strata, depth, thickness, and extent of the soil.
Dendritic channel networks in the Wilgerbosch River catchment draining the south side of the Sneeuberg, South Africa, are deeply incised exposing terrace fills of varying thickness and extent.
The dramatic reduction in the thickness and extent of late summer sea ice that has taken place in each of the last seven years has already made it possible for some ice-strengthened ships to travel across the north of Russia via the "northern sea route".
However, the lack of deep boreholes in the Lower Devonian in the centre of the Rhenohercynian basin precludes further knowledge on the distribution of lithologies, thicknesses, and extent of surface formations at depth (Stets and Schäfer 2002, 2011).
They also help to constrain local ice thicknesses and extents at the times of eruption.
Researchers arrived at that figure by comparing the estimated thicknesses and extents of ice seen in a 1970 aerial survey with those measured by an airborne laser altimeter in 2007 and 2008.
Alluvium of limited thickness and aerial extent 20 25 m thick occur along the river courses possessing substantial groundwater potential.
These beds, or strata, are of varying thickness and areal extent.
