“depth”可以造什么句，depth造句

He was in the depth of despair.

Moreover, you can specify the dependency depth.

It is not length of life, But depth of life.

The depth of the river is maintained by dredging.

FocusBlur: Makes an image out of focus with luminosity and depth.

An abyss, an unknown dark place of great depth, would seem a frightening prospect.

The goal, of course, is to conduct the in-depth analysis needed to underpin your proposal.

Lines that converge imply depth, scale and distance - a fence or roadway converges into the distance provides the illusion that a flat two-dimensional image has three-dimensional depth.

By 1918 the Germans had constructed some trench systems that had a depth of 14 miles (22 km).

The disciples laughed, taking this to be a well-deserved rebuff. Only the stranger was struck by its depth.

The researchers found that almost all of the earthquakes down to a depth of about 35km were preceded by distinct electrical disturbances in the ionosphere.

In fact, there has not been a nominee in several generations who has brought the depth of judicial experience to this job that she offers.

Using cities as locks in this military prison, the Japanese built connecting ditches along railways and roads, twenty feet wide and to the depth of moats.

Dusko Ehrlich, a microbiologist at the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA), thinks that the team did not look at enough twins, or sequence their bacterial genes at enough depth.

The paper presents concepts of in? duct air temperature and conversion buried depth, and gives detailed analytic method of heat? supply pipeline heat loss of in? duct installation by an example.

We will set up the Mandatory Provident Fund Scheme as soon as possible. We will also carry out an in-depth review of the Comprehensive Social Security Assistance Scheme which aims to assist the needy among our senior citizens and improve their living.

We should maintain width and establish depth.

Also, consider the technical depth and breadth of your audience.

In contrast, XML data is "nested", and its depth of nesting can be irregular and unpredictable.

It's a very important liturgical piece; I'll talk about it again next time in a little bit more depth.

The preconditioned fastest descent means in inversion achieves simultaneous in - versions of overlying-bed velocity and refractor depth.

That little tag can record temperature, depth and light intensity, which is correlated with time, and from that we can get locations.

The continental orogenesis is characterized with the following features, such as sudden start, global synchronicity and horizontal movement, occurring mainly in the upper part of the crust and weakening with depth, and so on.

Undeterred by formidably sub-zero winter temperatures, Lars and his crab safari team regularly dive off the side of an inflatable Zodiac to a depth of 25 metres in search of crabs.

Her latest poem has remarkable depth.

In today's lecture I'd like to interpret this problem broadly rather than in depth.

Part 10 of this article series discussed how you can use defense in depth to protect your SOAs.

The important thing is not to fall in love with you, but to love you only. What matters is not the depth of love, but the ability to love it.

Offers greater levels of data protection through defense in depth.

Professor Bushberg says removing the topsoil might make the land safe for use. But it depends on the depth of the radioactive material.

Package instructions specify the correct depth for each variety, but the best general rule is the old one: seeds should be covered twice the depth of their own diameter.

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