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51depth interview — ➔ interview1 * * * depth interview UK US noun [C] (also in depth interview) MARKETING ► an occasion when someone is asked detailed questions, for example, about the products or services that they buy or would like to buy: »Depth interviews are a… …
52Depth kymography — is the 3D display of the human vocal fold vibrations by measuring its vertical and horizontal movements simultaneously, using a specially designed 3D endoscope. This new 3D imaging method and the new scientific term Depth Kymography are… …
53Depth Charge (video game) — Depth Charge Screenshot and description from The Elektrik Keyboard catalog Developer(s) Chris Oberth …
54depth interviewing — depth interview UK US noun [C] (also in depth interview) MARKETING ► an occasion when someone is asked detailed questions, for example, about the products or services that they buy or would like to buy: »Depth interviews are a useful type of… …
55Depth Kymography — is the simultaneous measurement of the human vocal fold vibrations in the vertical and horizontal directions and its display as a 3D image or as a movie. This new 3D imaging method and the new scientific term Depth Kymography is introduced by… …
56Depth sounding — refers to a historical nautical term for measuring depth; it is often referred to simply as sounding. Sounding is finding the depth of a given point in a body of water. Sounding data is used in bathymetry to make maps of the floor of a body of… …
57Depth hoar — Depth hoares are large crystals occurring at the base of a snowpack that form from when uprising water vapor freezes onto existing snow crystal. Depth hoares are sparkly large grains with facets that can be cup shaped and that are up to 10 mm in… …
58Depth Charge (EP) — Depth Charge EP EP by Little Nobody Released April 2003 Genre Electronic Length 21 mins …
59depth charge — depth′ charge n. mil an explosive device used underwater, esp. against submarines, and set to detonate at a predetermined depth. Also called depth′ bomb • Etymology: 1915–20 …
60depth|less — «DEHPTH lihs», adjective. 1. without depth; shallow: »Even when the clouds of gauze parted, it was to reveal the frustrating depthless world seen with one eye (New Yorker). 2. of immeasurable depth; fathomless: »the depthless ocean. 3.… …
