Sentence examples for variation in the depth from inspiring English sources

Of course, interviews between directors and final candidates are standard at many companies, but in my experience there is startling variation in the depth of those conversations.

Of the inputs evaluated, it was found that the tensile strength produces the greatest variation in the depth of the EDZs.

The diurnal variation of the temperature profile to be revealed by RS, especially the possible variation in the depth of the neutral-stability layer, should become a key to understanding the cloud dynamics in this region.

The variation of EtCO2 could be explained by variation in VCO2 due to variation in the depth of anaesthesia, but we did not find a significant difference between both groups in the end-tidal anaesthetic agent concentration.

This variation in the depth of top of overpressures within the area is believed to be related to Normal faulting and clay diapirism with top of overpressure becoming shallower with shale diapirism while moving towards the north direction of the field and deeper with sedimentation while moving towards the Northeast direction of the field as shown in the base map.

The colorfastness ratings against washing and perspiration in Tables 3 and 4 show that polyester fabrics dyed with henna dye have an almost identical fastness ratings of 'very good' to 'excellent' (within numerical grade 4 5 and 5) with a very little variation in the depth of shades.

Despite the local variation in the depth-time curves, this figure shows that the curves are smooth enough to suggest a continuous increase in S wave velocity with depth at all sites.

In addition to the clear winter-targeting by elephant seals of specific water masses and vertical layers, our study also provides a thorough analysis of the factors affecting the presence or absence of diel variation in the depths layers they target.

Since the HLQ was filled out together during a dialogue with a researcher the interaction between the interviewer and the participants may lead to variation in the depths of the participants' verbal responses and may be considered a limitation of this study.

A two gyre mid-depth circulation is found, driven by the cross-isopycnal diffusive velocities and affected by the variations in the depth of the main thermocline above it.

Spectroscopic studies that rely on variations in the depth of the transit with wavelength have been used to identify gases such as hydrogen, sodium, and methane in the upper atmospheres of some close-in giant planets.