Insights into the Metallogenesis of the Felsic Volcanic Hosted Mundiyawas-Khera Cu Deposit, Alwar Basin, Western India by Janmejaya Sahoo, Prabodha Ranjan Sahoo, Israil Khan, Akella Satya Venkatesh

“…The high temperature magmatic activities are probably evolved due to the partial melting of crust at shallow to moderate depths, suggesting an evolved continental crust. The δ¹³C values of the mineralized carbonate veins range between −10.4‰ and −0.9 ‰ (min = −10.6‰, <i>n</i> = 27), whereas the δ¹⁸O values show a range of 16.35‰ to 25.23‰ (min = 21.49‰, <i>n</i> = 27), ideally suggesting a mixed source for the ore bearing fluid. …”
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Investigation of Slug Suppression System in Deepwater Scenario by Ndubuisi Okereke, Stephen Udeagbara

“…The field lies in water depths greater than 1000 m. Moreover, the wells are connected via a pipeline-riser system to the topside. …”
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YUKON MOOSE: II. RANGE SIZES, MOVEMENT RATES, AND USE OF ELEVATION AND LAND COVER BY MALES AND FEMALES by Alice M. McCulley, Katherine L. Parker, Michael P. Gillingham

“…During winter, moose in the South Canol area generally used smaller ranges at lower elevations and moved at lower rates within them, presumably limited by snow depths. They moved up in elevation throughout summer, reaching maximum elevations during rut and early winter. …”
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Distribution of Microplastics in Beach Sand on the Can Gio Coast, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by Nguyen Thi Thanh Nhon, Nguyen Thao Nguyen, Ho Truong Nam Hai, To Thi Hien

“…Ninety sand samples were collected from the edge of the water to the upper shoreline at different depths to assess the spatial distribution of microplastics. …”
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Dissolved gaseous Hg (DGM) in the Mediterranean surface and deep waters by Kotnik J., Horvat M.

“…In deep water profiles the portion of DGM typically increased at depths with oxygen minimum and then towards the bottom, especially in areas with strong tectonic activity (Alboran Sea, Strait of Sicily, Tyrrhenian Sea), indicating its bacterial and/or geotectonic origin. …”
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A Step-by-Step Procedure for Tests and Assessment of the Automatic Operation of a Powered Roof Support by Dawid Szurgacz, Sergey Zhironkin, Michal Cehlár, Stefan Vöth, Sam Spearing, Ma Liqiang

“…This is important for the exploitation of seams that are deposited at great depths. The primary objective was to develop a comprehensive methodology for testing and evaluating the possibility of using the system under operating conditions. …”
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Performance of braced excavation in residual soil with groundwater drawdown by W.G. Zhang, A.T.C. Goh, K.H. Goh, O.Y.S. Chew, D. Zhou, Runhong Zhang

“…In this study, the excavation performance of four sites in residual soil deposits with maximum excavation depths between 20 and 24 m is presented. The maximum wall deflections were found to be relatively small compared to the significantly larger maximum ground settlements, owing to the extensive lowering of the groundwater table. …”
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Physiological Properties of Three Pelagic Fungi Isolated from the Atlantic Ocean by Eva Breyer, Salvador Espada-Hinojosa, Magdalena Reitbauer, Samantha C. Karunarathna, Federico Baltar

“…In this study, we isolated three pelagic fungi from different stations and depths across a transect in the Atlantic Ocean. We identified two yeasts [(<i>Scheffersomyces spartinae</i> (Debaryomycetaceae, Saccharomycetes, Ascomycota) and <i>Rhodotorula sphaerocarpa</i> (Sporidiobolaceae, Microbotryomycetes, Basidiomycota)], and the hyphae-morphotype fungus <i>Sarocladium kiliense</i> (Hypocreales, Sordariomycetes, Ascomycota), and conducted physiological experiments to investigate their preferred carbon uptake as well as their growth patterns under different environmental conditions. …”
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Calcium Hydroxylapatite Combined with Microneedling and Ascorbic Acid is Effective for Treating Stretch Marks by Gabriela Casabona, MD, Paula Marchese, MD

“…A maximum of 3.0 mL of filler was injected per patient at all skin depths using a 23G needle. This was immediately followed by microneedling and topical application of 20% ascorbic acid. …”
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How Does the Accessibility of Floating Wind Farm Sites Compare to Existing Fixed Bottom Sites? by David Rowell, Brian Jenkins, James Carroll, David McMillan

“…The majority of the Scotwind sites will need to be developed as floating wind sites due to the large water depths. This study assesses the accessibility of the Scotwind leasing sites and compares them to a typical fixed bottom site. …”
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Size-dependent effects of niosomes on the penetration of methotrexate in skin layers by Sakshi Soni, Kalpana Baghel, Murari Lal Soni, Sushil K. Kashaw, Vandana Soni

“…Ex vivo studies suggest tailoring niosome size (597.2–982.3 nm) to target specific skin depths (0–38 μm) for enhanced localized drug delivery. …”
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Applications of Linear Scanning Magnetostrictive Transducers (MST) for Finding Hard-to-Detect Anomalies in Structural Components by Sergey Vinogradov, Xin Chen, Adam Cobb, Jay Fisher

“…In this paper, the performance of linear scanning MsTs is presented, including experimental evaluation of detection of gradual wall thinning patches of different depths and locations on a steel pipe and plate mockups. …”
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Modeling Annual Electricity Production and Levelized Cost of Energy from the US East Coast Offshore Wind Energy Lease Areas by Rebecca J. Barthelmie, Gunner C. Larsen, Sara C. Pryor

“…Offshore wind energy development along the East Coast of the US is proceeding quickly as a result of large areas with an excellent wind resource, low water depths and proximity to large electricity markets. …”
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Effects of surface roughness on bending properties of rolled AZ31 alloy by Gyo Myeong Lee, Jong Un Lee, Sung Hyuk Park

“…The bendability of the samples was in the order of SS > RS-RD > RS-TD, and their limiting bending depths were 4.8, 4.6, and 4.4 mm, respectively. In the presence of mechanical-polishing-induced surface roughness, polishing lines perpendicular to the direction of the major stress (i.e., tensile stress along the longitudinal direction) resulted in a greater degree of stress concentration on the outer surface of the bending specimen. …”
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Transboundary geothermal resources of the Mura-Zala basin: a need for joint thermal aquifer management of Slovenia and Hungary by Annamaria Nador, Andrej Lapanje, Gyorgy Toth, Nina Rman, Teodora Szocs, Joerg Prestor, Andras Uhrin, Dušan Rajver, Laszlo Fodor, Judit Murati, Edgar Szekely

“…We aimed to overcome this by delineating a transboundary thermal groundwaterbody (TTGWB) Mura-Zala with an aerial extent of 4,974 km2 and with vertical extent between depths 500–2,200 m, which was done based on detailed geological, hydrological, geochemical and geothermal models as wellas numerical modelling. …”
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A Buoy for Continuous Monitoring of Suspended Sediment Dynamics by Andreas Güntner, Lucas Kaempf, Heiko Thoss, Philip Mueller

“…The buoy sensors continuously record turbidity as an indirect measure of suspended sediment concentrations, water temperature and electrical conductivity at up to nine different water depths. Acoustic Doppler current meters and profilers measure current velocities along a vertical profile from the water surface to the lake bottom. …”
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Morphophysiological changes in black pepper under different water supplies by Gean Corrêa Teles, Leonardo Oliveira Medici, David Cunha Valença, Eleandro Silva da Cruz, Daniel Fonseca de Carvalho

“…We used emitters with different flow rates to apply water depths corresponding to 100, 81, 62, and 42% of the crop water requirement. …”
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Detection of Magma Beneath the Northern and Southern Rift Zones of Axial Seamount at the Juan de Fuca Ridge by Michelle K. Lee, Suzanne M. Carbotte, Adrien F. Arnulf

“…The new reflectivity images reveal small (<5 km wide) and discontinuous crustal magma bodies at depths of ∼1.5 to 4 km beneath and in the vicinity of the rift zone lava flows from the three eruptions. …”
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Chloroplast Distribution in the Stems of 23 Eucalypt Species by Geoffrey E. Burrows, Celia Connor

“…In general, chloroplasts were found at greater depths in small diameter stems, often being present in the secondary xylem rays and the pith. …”
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Swimming strategy and body plan of the world’s largest fish: implications for foraging efficiency and thermoregulation by Mark eMeekan, Lee eFuiman, Randall eDavis, Yuval eBerger, Michele eThums

“…However, sharks in the open ocean must access food resources that reside in relatively cold waters (up to 20oC cooler than the surface) at depths of 250-500 m during the daytime, where long, slow gliding descents, continuous ram ventilation of the gills and filter-feeding could rapidly cool the circulating blood and body tissues. …”
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