Sentence examples for wind depth from inspiring English sources

In a maritime navigational scenario, for example, the situational picture would include other ships, weather, wind, depth, buoy locations and heading.

There are three independent variables in this system including time, breed (pigment), and wound depth.

Armstrong et al. (10) proposed wound classification related to the presence of ischemia and/or infection and to wound depth.

The success rate of this therapy is around 68% for wounds unresponsive to conventional therapies, although some characteristics (chronic limb ischaemia, wound depth and age) may negatively influence the outcome [ 8].

None of these measurements are static, but their changes bear definite relations to changes in the wind, the depth of the water, and many other matters.

A randomised block design was used to account for variations in site conditions between the top and bottom of the trial site (e.g. wind, soil depth).

Since the tropical cyclone gradient wind and depth of boundary layer are mutually dependent, the iteration approach was utilized in the computation.

Cheng et al. (2005) have revealed that the high mortality of A. faxoniana at the treeline of the Min Mountains on the eastern edge of QTP might be controlled mainly by temperature, wind, snowpack depth and winter drought.

Since the implantation of solar wind is depth dependent and can penetrate only a few microns on the lunar surface, the variation in abundance of 36Ar is a function of solar wind implantation duration and/or the depth at which fragments were exposed to solar wind.

Pre-treatment and post-treatment wound depth and wound appearance were scored in accordance with the "Bates-Jensen" wound assessment tool.

The pre-treatment and post-treatment wound depth and wound appearance of patients were scored in accordance with "Bates-Jensen" wound assessment tool shown in Table  1[ 1[].