depth

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Depth denotes:

Length information:

  • general length (physics)
  • In the case of multi-dimensional objects, the term depth is often used for one of the length axes in order to distinguish them from one another; as a rule, it is the one that points away from the viewer at right angles to an actual or imaginary leading edge
  • the depth of the property , as opposed to the width of the property for a two-dimensional, more or less horizontal surface.
  • The dimensions of furniture or large technical devices are usually specified with width, height and depth (W × H × D). In this context, one speaks, for example, of the shelf and cabinet depth , which as a measure complements the visible front surface with a spatial axis for three-dimensional description.

Distance to the surface:

  • the depth of a container or hollow vessel (e.g. cup, water basin); Depending on the type, measurements are taken against an upper edge or against a particular or the current filling level
  • the depth of a hole in relation to the surface of a workpiece
  • the depth of a borehole, based on the earth's surface in geology
  • the depth of the sea at a certain point on the sea surface
  • Diving depth (disambiguation)
  • Depth of a wound in relation to the body surface

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The depth stands for:

  • The Deep , American film directed by Peter Yates from 1977


See also:

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