Sentence examples for approximate arrival time from inspiring English sources
But it is hard to harness the information from those signals, and harder still to convert it into an approximate arrival time that can be displayed for passengers.
The gray reverse triangles show the approximate arrival time of Rayleigh waves assuming a nominal, typical phase velocity of 3.5 km/s (e.g., Aiken et al. 2013).
For measured responses that undergo sampling, T d is usually chosen to be 8 16 ms larger than the approximate arrival time [15], for higher precision.
Tell the name of your station and ask for its approximate arrival time.
The age of the igneous and the oldest pelagic components of a slice of OPS may be much older than the clastic sedimentary component that approximates the arrival time of the piece of ocean floor at a trench shortly before subduction-accretion (e.g., Hamilton 1969; Wahrhaftig 1984; Osozawa 1994; Wakita and Metcalfe 2005; Kusky et al. 2013) (Fig. 1).
Schedules are included, too, letting you specify when in the future you want to leave and providing approximate arrival and departure time for buses and trains along the way.
This paper presents a new method based on approximate negentropy (AN) theory for microseismic arrival time picking in condition of much lower signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Consequently, we have that the average number of dominant interferers within a distance s f (h00,h0i) away and with arrival time during (−T,0 is approximated by Π λcsmas f (h00,h00)2.
We approximate the fitness reward for each replicate as a function of the arrival time that steps down from one to zero after a time limit.
After estimating an approximate epicenter by a grid search, the hypocenter is iteratively estimated so as that squared sum of time residual between observed arrival time differences and synthetic ones is minimized.
It showed that the arrival time of transient waves satisfies physical phenomena, and the transient solution oscillates near the static solution and rapidly approximates the static solution.
