Examples of using To a depth in English and their translations into Chinese
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The heat flow probe will slowly drill its way underground to a depth of up to 16 feet(5 meters).
The vessel is filled to the 75% level(i.e. to a depth of 435 mm) with the pure water, and heated using the procedure specified in 18.7.2.4.
They calculate when deployed to a depth where the speed of the flow is the average of the velocity profile throughout the pipe.
Aspirate liquid, then cover cells to a depth of 2- 3 mm with ice-cold 100% methanol.
Museum researcher Tsunemi Kubodera said they followed the enormous mollusc to a depth of 900 metres as it swam into the ocean abyss.
Pour oil to a depth of 2 to 3 inches into a Dutch oven; heat to 375 degrees F.
In tribute to this long tradition, in 1990 Breguet launched its first‘Marine' line of sporting watches, waterproof to a depth of fifty metres.
The Dash is designed to be waterproof and can withstand being fully submerged in water down to a depth of 1 meter.
If the Earth were perfectly smooth, it would be covered everywhere with water to a depth of 4 kilometres.
That's enough to melt subsurface ice, and keep it melted, to a depth of several meters year-round on Mars.
He had two other spears sticking in him to a depth which must have proved mortal.
Zai pits are dug approximately 80 centimetres apart to a depth of 5 to 15 centimetres with a diameter of 15 to 50 centimetres.
At Kevitsa they are tasked with DTH drilling 225 mm holes to a depth of approximately 14 m.
But after her Alzheimer's diagnosis, Martha's confidence plunged to a depth I hadn't seen.
If the Earth were perfectly smooth, it would be covered everywhere with water to a depth of 4 kilometres.
Most metals show a negative permittivity at optical frequencies, and light cannot propagate through them, penetrating to a depth of only 25 nanometres.
The drill perforated the limestone to a depth of two metres without the use of lubricants or cooling fluids that might have contaminated the environment of the pit, and successfully collected six samples.
The Jovian weather layer, from its very top to a depth of 3 000 km, contains about 1% of Jupiter's mass(about three Earth masses).
However, on cross-examination by the Agent for Seychelles, the expert asserted that Spanish fishermen had developed techniques that allowed fishing in waters up to a depth of 2,500 metres.
It extends to a depth of about 2,900 km.