Sentence examples for anomalous changes from inspiring English sources

Other than these spikes, no clear anomalous changes were detected in the groundwater pressure at GOT before the 2014 eruption.

Although an offset for the foreshock and a subsequent transient change are recognizable, no anomalous changes above the noise level can be detected.

Anomalous changes in water vapor have been found over the surrounding land and oceanic regions around epicentral region before and after the earthquake.

The anomalous changes of the spatial velocity data outline the regional extent of the Late Miocene magmatic intrusions, which are covered by over 2000 m of Mid-Miocene to Pleistocene clastics.

Anomalous changes in day-to-day variations (H and D) are interpreted as an influence of high latitude magnetospheric current systems as well as due to single current vortex (SCV) located in the ionosphere whose focus lie between 10° and 15° N geomagnetic latitude for the northern hemisphere winter AQDs.

The anomalous changes in the ionosphere are observed firstly over a distant station (wuhn, ∼0800 1600 UT) during afternoon to midnight hours and few hours later over the near-by stations to the epicentre in the nighttime (∼1500 2300 UT, ∼2100 0500 LT).

The occurrence of these overbank flooding episodes corresponds to the anomalous change in monsoonal climate in the middle reaches of the Yellow River drainage basin when rapid climate change or climatic decline occurs.

Using CDC as an active electrode material, Chmiola et al. [11] in 2006 found the anomalous change of capacitance as its average pore size became less than 1 nm.

The study calculates the wavelet spectrum change of TBB and OLR based on the Morlet wave and discusses the regulation and characteristics of the anomalous change before and after the earthquakes.

The temperature dependence of the surface tension of the critical mixture is slightly weaker than those of pure polymer liquids, but shows no anomalous change near the critical point.

The estimation of the number of people present in an area can be an extremely useful information both for security/safety reasons (for instance, an anomalous change in the number of persons could be the cause or the effect of a dangerous event) and for economic purposes (for instance, optimizing the schedule of a public transportation system on the basis of the number of passengers).