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	Depth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Depth may describe any of a number of different concepts both abstract and concrete, and such concepts can be either qualitative or quantitative in nature.
		In photography/optical physics the depth of field describes a range, the distance in front of and behind the subject, which appears to be in focus.
		In sports, depth is a measure of the ability of a team or an individual to continue high performance under adverse circumstances.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Depth (398 words)

	Depth charge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Depth Charge used by U.S. Navy late in World War II The depth charge is the oldest anti-submarine weapon.
		Although the explosions of the standard 600-pound depth charge used in World War II were nerve-wracking to the target, an undamaged U-boat’s pressure hull would not rupture unless the charge detonated closer than about five meters.
		Many survived hundreds of depth charge detonations over a period of many hours; U-427 survived 678 depth charge blasts aimed at her in April, 1945, though many (if not all!) of these may have actually detonated nowhere near the target.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Depth_charge (981 words)

	Depth
		Depth specifies the incremental depth step that is finished along the complete groove profile before continuing to the next step.
		When the Depth field is selected after entering the Lead, the thread Depth is automatically calculated based on a 60 degree thread form.
		Depth parameter specifies the radial depth of each roughing pass when using the profile cycle in combination with the Total Stock parameter for contour parallel roughing..
	www.ezcam.com /web/products/help/ezmill/turn_machdlg_cycle_data/depth_dbcycle.htm (133 words)

	Computations of stereoscopic base and depth of field
		The depth of field of a digital camera with a lens of the 1:N focal length equivalence ratio at a given F-setting is the same as that of a 35 mm camera with a lens closed down to the aperture number of F multiplied by N."
		The remarkable increase in depth of field obtained from a small format camera at macro distances was a shock to me and means I may return to the Nikon 4500 for macro work, even though it is a pain to use compared with the Canon.
		This means depth of field is proportional to the square of the pixel size and inversely proportional to the square of the magnification.
	members.tripod.com /~NZPhoto/stereo/3dtake/fdof.htm (3920 words)

	The Depth Psychotherapy Network - About Us
		Depth psychotherapy, or what James Bugental (1987) refers to as "life-changing therapy," is a collection of approaches to therapy which values self-awareness (insight), life-long growth, and life changes which reach the depth of a person's experience.
		Depth psychotherapy can be compared with the solution-focused therapies, which focus on coping, adjustment, skill development, and quick change.
		Furthermore, depth psychotherapy is committed to improving the overall quality of life in ways consistent with the consumer's values and desires.
	www.depth-psychotherapy-network.com /Front_Pages/About_DNP.htm (627 words)

	Depth of Field: Optical: Glossary: Learn: Digital Photography Review
		Depth of field (DOF) is a term which refers to the areas of the photograph both in front and behind the main focus point which remain "sharp" (in focus).
		Depth of field is affected by the aperture, subject distance, focal length, and film or sensor format.
		This depth of field calculator allows you to have a better understanding of the various factors that affect depth of field.
	www.dpreview.com /learn/?/Glossary/Optical/Depth_of_Field_01.htm (295 words)

	SOFIA - Paper - Carbonate Porosity Versus Depth: A Predictable Relation for South Florida - Porosity Versus Depth
		The constant 41.73 represents initial porosity at the surface, and is at the lower end of the porosity range of modem carbonate sediments (Enos and Sawatsky, 1981), indicating that near-surface processes did not greatly affect original pore space (Halley and Schmoker, in prep.
		The average porosity of producing intervals in the Sunniland Limestone is about 18% and the average producing depth is 11,500 ft (3,500 m) (Feitz, 1976; Tyler and Erwin, 1976).
		Representative empirical curves of porosity versus depth for chalks (Scholle, 1977; Lockridge and Scholle, 1978) and for deep-sea calcareous sediments (Schlanger and Douglas, 1974; Hamilton, 1976) are shown in Figure 6.
	sofia.usgs.gov /publications/papers/carb_porosity/porvdepth.html (963 words)

	Data Depth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Some examples of data depth are Halfspace Depth [6], Simplicial Depth [2], the Convex Hull Peeling Depth [7] and Regression depth [5] (which is the depth of a hyperplane relative to a set of points).
		Depth contours, constructed by enclosing all points of depth d or higher, are especially powerful for visualizing and quantifying data.
		Halfspace depth contours for a data set that consists of 50 points, drawn from a bivariate normal distribution with mean (0,0) and covariance 4 times identity.
	www.cs.tufts.edu /research/geometry/data_depth (592 words)

	SOFIA - Paper - Carbonate Porosity Versus Depth: A Predictable Relation for South Florida - Depth Versus Age
		In zones of depth overlap, the older unit is more porous than the younger unit in three cases, the older unit is less porous in two cases, and in one case there is essentially no porosity difference.
		Furthermore, porosity differences in zones of depth overlap are within the expected range of scatter indicated by the standard error of estimate.
		Thus, there is no systematic porosity difference between older and younger carbonate rocks at equal depths, which suggests that the porosity decrease shown in Figure 5 is primarily a function of depth rather than of time.
	sofia.usgs.gov /publications/papers/carb_porosity/depthvage.html (328 words)

	PhD in Depth Psychology
		Euro-American depth psychological theories and practices are placed in dynamic dialogue with ecopsychology and psychologies of liberation from diverse cultural settings.
		Practices arising from depth psychology—such as dreamwork, active imagination, council praxis, arts-based community practices—are used both in the classroom and in a wide variety of community settings.
		Students who come to the study of Depth Psychology with a desire to focus their work in a particular area—be it intensive theoretical study, liberation psychologies, ecopsychology, or a deepening of clinical or cultural work—will find strong support.
	www.pacifica.edu /dp_phd_psychology.html (411 words)

	Depth Psychology M.A.
		Depth Psychology uses the language of Jungian and archetypal psychology to explore methods for understanding and working with deep, soulful aspects of human life.
		Depth Psychology may be used in one’s personal life, in education, in group process, in art groups, in therapeutic settings, in personal-growth facilitation, in work groups, and in community-building.
		Depth psychology is a term used to describe any psychological approach which explores the hidden or deeper parts of human experience.
	www.sonoma.edu /psychology/depth/program.html (694 words)

	Definition of Depth Migration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The study of physics concerned with the propagation of elastic waves within the earth is key to the petroleum industry, because geophysical measurements can be used to make estimates of hydrocarbon accumulations in subsurface reservoirs.
		Emanating from a source at the surface, the seismic disturbance travels through the earth, encoding properties of the rocks encountered along its travel path in the wavelet and in the arrival time at various receiver stations.
		A key element of any depth migration algorithm is the so-called velocity model, which describes essentially the propagation velocity of the seismic disturbance.
	www.depth-imaging.com (224 words)

	wrotniak.net: Depth of field and your digital camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The term depth of field (DOF) is often used to refer to the fact that points not exactly in focus are rendered acceptably sharp in the image.
		The depth of field of a camera with focal length equivalence ratio of M, at a given aperture (F-number) A, is the same as that of a 35 mm camera with a lens of the same angle, closed down to the aperture of M×A.
		Depth of Field and Derivation of the DOF Equations by Paul van Walree at Van Walree Photography & Optics.
	www.wrotniak.net /photo/dof (5315 words)

	DEPTH Youth Program
		DEPTH Youth Program (Discover, Explore, Partner where Transformation Happens!) is a program of Chicago Theological Seminary (CTS), in partnership with Elmhurst College (EC), funded by a grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.
		DEPTH Youth Program’s mission is to encourage high school age youth to explore the nature of theological inquiry and vocation, build relationships that embody the radical nature of Christ, and discover more about their own call by God.
		DEPTH Youth Program commits to creating safe, nurturing, and supportive retreat environments wherein youth can explore their faith, using the Vision Mission Commitment Statement of Chicago Theological Seminary, and the Positioning Statements of Elmhurst College as frameworks for ministry and teaching.
	www.depthyouth.org (218 words)

	Depth of Field
		Their use in "Depth of Field" is not intended to infringe on the Stikfas intellectual property.
		The stories presented in "Depth of Field" and "Experimental Strip" are works of fiction and any similarity between the characters and real persons (living or dead) is purely coincidental.
		Depth of Field is written and photographed by Lauren Tozer-Kilts.
	www.depth-of-field-comic.com (603 words)

	Stereophile: MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer
		The Depth uses the company's patented "TriLinear" technology, where three small drivers are used to move the same amount of air as a single driver three times the size.
		The flattest response was obtained with the Depth's low-pass filter set to 30Hz, the phase to 90 degrees, the 25Hz boost to +6, and the subwoofer output level to 2.6 (fig.2).
		Changing to "2-channel mode with 2-channel output," I set the Depth's high-pass filter to 40Hz, the low-pass filter to 30Hz, the phase to 90 degrees, the 25Hz boost to 3.1, and the level control to 3.0, which produced the room response shown in fig.3.
	www.stereophile.com /loudspeakerreviews/804ml (1288 words)

	Certified Plus Diamonds
		The depth of a diamond is very important to its brilliance and value.
		A diamond that is cut to Ideal or near Ideal depth percentage exhibits a balance of brilliance and is more valuable.
		Diamonds that have depths outside these ranges cost less, but a degree of brilliance is lost as depth moves away from the preferred 59% - 63% depth percentage range
	www.drostes.com /round-depth.htm (352 words)

	Depth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		With this goal in mind, an accurate depth sensor is essential in both ensuring the safety of the vehicle with regards to the water area floor and to providing feedback to the guidance system for adjustments to the vertical thrusters.
		This depth sensor design allows the depth sensor to be directly in contact with the body of water, and it gives some flexibility to where it can be attached on the vehicle.
		A 30-foot line along with a weight was attached to depth sensor in order to perform the calibration.
	www.nadn.navy.mil /AUVT/Depth.htm (624 words)

	Sanford & A Lifetime of Color: Study Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Depth is how deep or three-dimensional an artwork looks.
		Artists create depth and space with a variety of techniques and tricks that fool the eye.
		Western artists in the 16th century developed a mathematical system to create the illusion depth called perspective.
	www.sanford-artedventures.com /study/g_depth.html (62 words)

	depth - Wiktionary
		the depth of her misery was apparent to everyone
		the depth of the crisis had been exaggerated
		the depth of his knowledge on this subject was a surprise to us.
	en.wiktionary.org /wiki/depth (126 words)

	ArtLex's D-De page
		Depth can also refer to the third dimension, either as actual space or as its illusion.
		When depth refers to an object's smallest dimension, then this distance can also be called its thickness.
		If an objects's depth is its greatest dimension, then this distance can also be called its length.
	www.artlex.com /ArtLex/D.html (4869 words)

	Depth of Field - PopPhoto - August 2001
		Although many lenses have depth-of- field scales marked on the mounts, they are not nearly precise enough.
		If your standards are extremely critical, the acceptable standard of sharpness is decreased so that you have less depth of field.
		And when you enlarge your picture, depth of field decreases rapidly; the greater the degree of enlargement, the less depth of field.
	www.popphoto.com /article.asp?section_id=4&article_id=450 (431 words)

	Depth Charge Online
		The Depth Charge Drum And Bass Night Club has been running successfully in Oxford for the past 3 years and is possibly the best event in the South Midlands.
		Whether Behind the scenes for the past 7 years or under the Depth Charge banner we have been promoting both the UK Pioneers of the Drum and Bass scene and some of the new international scene founders.
		Peoples from all parts of the globe attend Depth Charge events because we are in a city that hosts visitors from all parts of the world.
	www.depthchargeonline.com (284 words)

	Shedding Light - or not - On Seed Planting Depth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		If drought or heat are serious problems try shading the garden, or laying down a layer of loose mulch, something light enough that it won't impede the emergence of the seedlings.
		Put several of the seeds on a flat surface and get an idea of how high they sit; plant the seeds roughly three or four times this measure into the soil.
		Chances are good that, at such a planting depth, a fair number of the seeds will either be deep enough or shallow enough to do the trick.
	www.gardenguides.com /articles/seedplantingdepth.htm (829 words)

	depth. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
		Often used in the plural: the ocean depths; in the depths of the forest.
		The most profound or intense part or stage: the depth of despair; an experience that touched the depths of tragedy.
		Complete detail; thoroughness: the depth of her research; an interview conducted in great depth.
	www.bartleby.com /61/78/D0147800.html (246 words)

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	www.in-depth.net /subscribe/subscribe.html (89 words)

	AZ Master Gardener Manual: Soil Depth
		The effective depth of a soil for plant growth is the vertical distance into the soil from the surface to a layer that essentially stops the downward growth of plant roots.
		The barrier layer may be rock, sand, gravel, heavy clay, or a cemented layer (e.g.
		Depth of soil and its capacity for nutrients and water frequently determine the yield from a crop, particularly annual crops that are grown with little or no irrigation.
	ag.arizona.edu /pubs/garden/mg/soils/depth.html (993 words)

	depth
		the depth of space; the depths of the forest; the depths of despair.
		With no depth in the infield, an injury to any of the regulars would be costly.
		The child is being taught subjects that are beyond his depth.
	www.infoplease.com /dictionary/depth (191 words)

	Definition of depth - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		1 a (1) : a deep place in a body of water depths> (2) : a part that is far from the outside or surface depths of the woods> (3) :
		2 b (1) : a profound or intense state (as of thought or feeling) depths of misery>; also : a reprehensibly low condition depths> (2) : the middle of a time (as winter) (3) : the worst part
		- beyond one's depth or out of one's depth : beyond the limits of one's capabilities depth in serious drama>
	www.m-w.com /cgi-bin/dictionary?book=dictionary&va=depth (229 words)

	Focus Pocus: Outsight Photography Depth of Field Calculators
		It should be noted that an 8x10 inch print has long been considered the standard by which most lens manufacturers base their depth of field guidemarks on.
		Without going into the physics involved, this apparent depth of field is due to an optical phenomena called circle of least confusion.
		The same factors that affect depth of field in film cameras apply to digital cameras too: aperture f-stop, focus distance, lens focal length, film format (essentially the size of the 'light recording area' whether a piece of film or an electronic sensor), and of course, the final print size (traditionally, 8x10 inch).
	www.outsight.com /hyperfocal.html (1632 words)

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