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The model that we will consider has an axisymmetrical tabular-shaped low V s heterogeneity that has a maximum anomaly of 3.5 % at the CMB and that exponentially decays upward with a scale height of 500 km (Fig. 9c, bottom right).
Seismological observations have revealed a high-velocity structure with a maximum VS anomaly of about 8% in the root of the Archean cratons (Jordan 1981; Yoshizawa and Kennett 2004; Begg et al. 2009).
The variations inside the slag heap are greater than ±1000 nT, while the furnaces inside the working area yielded maximum anomaly intensity in the range of 300 nT.
However, PROMES summer average maximum temperature anomalies project increases of 4 4.5°C, with the maximum anomaly in the southwest coast.
The maximum percentage anomaly of bending angle between 14 and 18 km of altitude during tropical cyclones is typically larger than the annual mean by 5 15% and it can reach 20% for extreme cases.
In contrast, the heatwave alone (measured as cumulative monthly climatological maximum anomalies ~ sum of temperatures exceeding the long-term maximum for each region26), explained little variation in impact and was only selected (with genetic diversity) in one of the five top performing combinations of predictors (Table 1).
We constructed the initial checkerboard pattern by adding sinusoidal velocity anomalies with a maximum amplitude of ±5% to our preferred final model.
The ROP positive anomaly features a maximum of 32.40 m/h at 1,146-m 1,146-m
The autopsy performed after the observation period showed no visible anomalies and a maximum of 20 ml ascites.
In 8 hrs. a maximum of 31 inches fell-an "anomaly" that could happen less than once in a thousand years.
Higher-pressure-gradient anomalies occupy the southeastern, central, northeastern, and western parts attaining a maximum value of 13.8 ppg (0.72 psi/ft), while the southwestern and northwestern corners represent the lower-pressure-gradient anomalies reach 10 ppg (0.52 psi/ft).
