Sentences with phrase «depth about this period»

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Similarly, their average daily dive depth increased from about 50 meters (164 feet) to 64 meters (210 feet) between the two periods.

The planet has an orbital period of 3.213 days and shows transits with a relative depth of 0.87 x 10 ^ -LCB--3 -RCB- and a duration of about 3.95 hours.

• Green tea → I've written in - depth about the benefits of green tea, but green tea is a great way to get a little caffeine during periods of fasting.

The discussion about Atwood provides an in - depth look at the choices that went into the costume design, featuring many a sequin and feather, plus a genuine period suit for Mr. Gere.

The document suggests that, while much has been learned about this phenomenon, particularly during the past 20 years, few systematic attempts have been made to integrate the various aspects or components of college readiness that have been investigated in some depth during this period of time.

Here's a fine example of a reference set that lends depth to its A — Z entries by offering introductory essays, more than 50 maps, a comprehensive bibliography of about 20 pages, a glossary defining more than 100 words and terms, and a collection of primary documents that should satisfy any scholar of the period.

For the full period since the depth of the LIA, that is about 6 ppmv for an increase of 0.8 degr.C.

Ferdinand Engelbeen: August 5th, 2011 at 11:34 pm Siliggy at 50: For the full period since the depth of the LIA, that is about 6 ppmv for an increase of 0.8 degr.C.

We often check in for informal feedback on the experience and the students» progress and conclude the articling period with an in - depth discussion with each student about their potential future at Minden Gross LLP as an associate.