### magnitude:

Depth
* All depths refer to depth from the surface and are in meters.
* affects aquatic organisms indirectly through increased pressure and by the reduction of light
  - productivity
  - variation
* also determines a canoe's ability to carry a load
  - plays a part in slender sole distribution
  - varies according to soil consistency
* are positive below a datum of sea level.
* comes about when workers increase their interpretive and responsive skills.
* defines the number of images in the Z dimension of the volume.
* depend on the day and water temperature.
* fluctuates over time.
* hoar occurs because snow insulates the earth's surface.
* is an important factor of soils
  - part of our understanding and appreciation of landscape
  - attributes
  - calculated from height
  - constant regardless of wavelength
  - created through interaction between density and transparency of color
  - crucial to the maneuverability of large ships
  - degrees
  - encoded in the visual cortex by a specialized receptive field structure
  - how many layers of forwarding there are
  - implied by the distribution of colour within the canvas
* is important because larger fish in schools are often below the more active fish
  - temperatures, moisture, and aeration vary with depth
  - indicated by the sizes of the atoms
* is measured from the top of the bulb to the soil surface
  - in kilometers
  - often a function of the lip's surface area and angle
  - only one way of characterizing the ocean floor
* is related to breadth
  - water pressure
* is the extension of operations in time, space, resources, and purpose
  - height of a gemstone measured from the culet to the table
  - mystery of life, the hidden dimension
  - number of edges traversed in unique path to root
  - second part of angles
  - vertical distance between the probe and the surface of the water
* is very important when trolling for large fish
  - much related to temperature and light
* means that human beings are capable of playing at many different levels of expertise
  - the longest distance from the receiver to the farthest leaf node
* refer to mean low water.
* refers to the internal self or information of an individual that is kept private
  - thickness of the item across the spine
  - time, distance, and resources available to the commander for the mission
* relates to the number of colors used.
* represents precipitation per unit area.

### magnitude | depth:

Bit depth
* is defined by the number of bits per pixel which display on a screen
  - determined by the number of bits used to define each pixel representing the image
  - in binary notation
  - simply the number of bits that a single pixel generates
  - the number of colors a scanner can capture
* measure of how many different colors the scanner can distinguish.
* measurement of the number of bits of stored information per pixel.
* refers to the quantity of ones and zeros used in each sample.
* represents dynamic range in digital recordings.
* single-byte integer.

### magnitude | depth:

Color depth
* is another measure of a scanner's image quality
  - determined by the amount of memory
  - expressed in either bits or total colors
  - measured by counting the total number of colors recorded or displayed
* is measured in bits and reflects how many total colors can be displayed
  - the number of bits of color that are being displayed
* is the number of colors that are supported by an image format
  - range or number of individual colors the scanner can discern and record
* refers to how many bits are assigned to each pixel in an image
  - the number of colors that the scanner can electronically capture
* varies with changing light.

Ocean depth
* Most ocean depth is calculated from height.
* are much smaller than their horizontal extent.

Optical depth
* is measured in units of the mean free path.
* simple measure of the amount of aerosol in a column.