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depth marker

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depth marker [′depth ‚märk·ər]
(engineering)
A thin board or other lightweight substance used as a means of identifying the surface of snow or ice which has been covered by a more recent snowfall.


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Starting with a three-dimensional (3D) image of the skull created from multiple CT scans, Chicago artist Joshua Harker used a technique known as the Gatliff-Snow American Tissue Depth Marker Method to calculate the contours of the face to digitally recreate Meresamun's appearance.
Last year Durham County Council highway engineers enlarged warning signs at the ford and installed depth markers.
Assuming that your facility has the air and water quality mastered, your pool is handicapped accessible, and you have adequate depth markers and signage, you will need to review your pool for proper rehab, therapy depth, and temperature.
 
 
 
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