Sentence examples for under a depth from inspiring English sources

Coal permeabilities obtained during injection/falloff tests showed that the permeability was damaged under a depth of 700 850 m for the relatively high σHmax and σHmin.

In this paper, a riser pipe under a depth of 1500 meters water was considered, so the out pressure P op = ρgH =14.7 MPa was applied the adhesive joint.

The 70°C temperature difference between the hanging wall and footwall is explained by the displacement of approximately 8.6 to 14.4 km along the thrust under a depth of up to 11 km beneath the seafloor (Kondo et al. 2005; Hara and Kimura 2008; Raimbourg et al. 2009).

A Berkovich tip was used for the test of hardness H and elastic modulus E. The indentation test was conducted under a depth-controlled mode.

Still, he thinks the market slump isn't over and the S&P 500 will duck back under 800, a depth it plumbed in July.

The root-zone temperatures were allowed to fluctuate diurnally, with the ambient treatment mimicking the nearby vineyard under-vine soil at a depth of 15 cm.

The compact gadget takes high-definition photos and videos under water (to a depth of three metres), is available in a range of colours, and comes with editing software, allowing speedy uploads on to social media sites.

The 4-inch LCD TV (16.7 million colors, 272×480 resolution) boasts an IPX7 and IPX6 waterproof rating, meaning that you can theoretically watch TV under water (at a depth of up to 1m) for around 30 minutes.

There was no place in the odd assemblage of buildings to put a 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-footder the gauditorium depth of 19 feet.

In addition, the Russian and American experts said, intruding sea water, itself under high pressure at a depth of 350 feet, compresses the air in the closed spaces and can reach the lethal state of 10 times normal atmospheric pressure.

He spent a little more than three hours under water after reaching a depth of 35,756 feet (10,898 metres) before he began his return to the surface, according to information provided by the expedition team.