Sentence examples for wide depth of from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, we did a post on a new venture firm called Bullpen Capital, and if you checked out the CrunchBase profiles of the three founders you saw a pretty wide depth of experience.

Oculus Rift is a Kickstarter project for a VR headset that's promising high-res visuals and a wide depth of field, all for an affordable price.

Through the use of ceiling-mounted tripods and paint splashes, the wide depth of field in the first image creates something of a "spacey" vibe.

IQ07 was sequenced to a genome wide depth of 34.16X.

There is nothing to panic about here, no need to bluster about wider strengths, depth of competition, bad luck, winter breaks.

An average genome-wide read depth of ~50x was required to find all insertions, with confident calls for >60 %, however there was clearly some variation depending on read quality (Fig.  4).

Alignment of pair-end reads resulted in a genome-wide mean depth of coverage against Galgal4 of 31.14 ± 1.89 in Ethiopian birds and 15.4 ± 3.63 in Pirbright lines, whilst in the individual birds downloaded from the SRA it was 61.3 in the RJF, 26.33 in the Silkie and 32.34 in the Taiwanese bird (Additional file 1: Supplementary Material S1).

What's more, viewfinders on modern digital SLRs and other autofocus cameras don't even show the true wide-open depth of field with a lens faster than f/2.8 or so (it's shallower than it looks; rely on autofocus, not subject to this limitation, when possible).

The Taiwan Strait on the north is about 100 miles (160 km) wide, with a depth of about 230 feet (70 metres).

Over the next twenty-five yeaRobinobin and I became good friends, and I grew to appreciate no less than the brilliance of his wit and his sudden, explosive improvisations his wide reading, the depth of his intelligence, and his humane concerns.

Citing a lack of wide appeal and depth of talent, the International Olympic Committee IOCC) waited 90 years to include women.