Translation of "In größerer tiefe" in English

The material value of the pump is so low that it is of no consequence if a borehole collapses and it is lost.

In the Upper Rhine Graben these waters are usually found at great depths.

Year 2 involves the development of characters in greater depth.

Even in larger depth the damage to hard corals is extreme.

He explained: “We are just starting to explore the wire rope industry in greater depth.

I asked Captain Nemo if he had observed any fish at more considerable depths.

At greater water depths the fauna is able to develop a more balanced species diversity.

It is even more important because, in times of high oil prices, it becomes particularly profitable to develop poorly accessible oilfields and to extract under the most adverse conditions, such as from deeper and deeper depths.

Well, it's probably microscopic, and it's never easy to study microscopic things, although the amazing tools that we now have to do that allow us to study things in much greater depth, at much smaller scales than ever before.

Autoradiographs, made by placing the plant material containing the radioisotope in contact with a photographic emulsion, give a clear picture of the distribution.

More recent studies show, however, underwater terraces at greater depth as well as ice wedges inside the tephra deposits, both of which suggest that the maar was formed during the last ice age, 20,000 to 30,000 years ago.

Geothermal fields of low enthalpy exist at a relatively shallow level, while high enthalpy fluids exist further down.

In order to prevent an excessively rapid release of these gases by the time of surfacing, which may lead to lasting injuries to health and even to death, divers rising to the surface again after a prolonged stay at rather deep underwater levels must make prolonged surfacing pauses in certain depths, which are referred to as so-called decompression stops or decompression halts.

In order to prevent a rapid release of the inert gases, when returning to the surface after a relatively long time spent at a relatively great depth divers must therefore remain at specific depths for relatively long resurfacing interludes which are referred to as so-called decompression stops.

At a greater depth, the coal is subjected to a pressure greater than the original pressure, but without attaining the maximum level.

As far as dusts are concerned, the Programme stressed the implications of new developments in the mining industry, and in particular the mechanisation of winning, support and drivage operations, without neglecting the specific problem posed by ever-greater working depths.

These faults also form the north and south boundaries of uplifted pre-Tertiary rock, suggesting that the faults come together at a lower level, much like one model of the Seattle and Tacoma faults, but at a smaller scale.

This is because, on the one hand, the mechanical and thermal stresses, applied during the grinding and lapping process, are greatly decreased at greater depths and, on the other hand, the conversion of these tetragonal zirconium oxide particles into the monoclinic modification, which is associated with an increase in volume, is hindered by the great pressure exerted on the completely immersed particles by the remaining components of the material.

The electrons and holes that contribute to the electric current are, however, only those which are formed in a zone beneath the p-n junction, which zone is limited by the diffusion length of the charge carriers, which is of the order of approximately 50 ?m, so that charge carriers produced at a relatively great depth in the wafer especially by light in the infrared region do not contribute to the tappable electric current.

Due to the constantly growing demand for ores it is becoming more and more attractive to extract raw materials underground at increasingly greater depths.

The new third adit, opened in August 2016, is deeper and accesses exceptionally high -g rade zinc sulphide - miner a lization in addition to predominantly non - sulphide mineralization.

Together with geological mapping and surface sampling programs at these projects, the surveys will provide additional geophysical and magnetic data in order to evaluate and identify the potential at depth.

It's an excellent opportunity to explore the use of cannabis for therapeutic avenues in greater depth, Besides knowing the opportunities and new sales channels of this range of products as it already happens in many European countries. Tags:

Students could expand on how the term applies to understanding the Holocaust in more depth, and its relation to a broader perspective on why the Holocaust occurred.

Further north and deeper, BUSY291 confirmed the positions of several modeled veins before intersecting a broad high-grade interval of 6.5 m @ 49.8 g/t Gold and 40 g/t Silver from 772 m down-hole (1,058 m elevation), including 3.5 m @ 89.2 g/t Gold and 67 g/t Silver.