actual depth

That was a strange and beautiful exaggeration; the lake's actual depth is about 130 feet.

Two special cases surprised the masses, and me, with diversions which, while great fun, had actual depth.

Unlike the work of her fellow Girls, there's some actual depth and wit here."

There's also a program that lets you draw images, which the 3DS renders as an object with actual depth.

Stage pictures have actual depth and solidity, but laws of perspective are turned around, so that three dimensions are often made to look like two.

Dredging and redredging work is ongoing and actual depths vary over time.

Note that the quoted precipitation is a measure of its equivalence to water, rather than being the actual depth of snow.

True Vertical Depth, this is used while horizontal drilling to measure the actual depth of the drill bit.

For several years, when fathometers on ships have been taking depth soundings, they often pick up a false bottom before getting the actual depth.

Divers have descended to fifty metres, but it is still unclear what the actual depth of the karst hole is.

These are, are not single depths, they're, they're more regions and the actual depth where the two regions occur varies around the ocean.

Underground lakes reflected ceiling formations with crystal clarity, making the water seem bottomless instead of its actual depth of 2 to 10 inches.

Optical depth and actual depth, and respectively, can vary wildly depending on the absorptivity of the stellar interior.

So, of course, do the reflections in the glass, and these effects, superimposed on the actual depth of the building's interior, transform this flat surface into sculpture.

The actual depth dependence of density and gravity, inferred from seismic travel times (see Adams-Williamson equation), is shown in the graphs below.

Incidental movement of objects will create spurious artifacts, and these incidental effects will be seen as artificial depth not related to actual depth in the scene.

One had to specify things exactly, for mirrors' actual depth was much less than their apparent depth, and they were not smart at all despite their ability to answer questions.

The actual depth of the topsoil layer can be measured as the depth from the surface to the first densely packed soil layer known as subsoil.

But the main technical device was to arrange the subject matter in a shallow space, using the shadow of the objects to suggest depth without the eye seeing actual depth.

Ultimately in our society people are measured by their grades rather than the actual depth of their education, so professors who dont teach to the test are likely to be loathed.

He also noted that parts of the episode were "surprising", and that "the show embraced some final insanity before the end, it's more the illusion of depth than actual depth".

The screen itself was scarcely two feet in actual depth, and it was mere seconds before the cups had carved a hole through it, leaving a channel of curiously shimmering light.

This study showed that the P2 generated around the visual cortex region is sensitive to the difference between two and three dimensional images, without using actual depth or information integrated across both eyes.

I asked my fiancé his opinion: Should I enquire as to the actual depth of the murky dolphin habitat, or let lie, literally, that unknown yet still very terror-inducing depth below me?

Under the influence of water currents (and wind if the top buoy is above the sea surface) the shape of the mooring line can be determined and by this the actual depth of the instruments.