Sentence examples for approximate magnitude from inspiring English sources

To gauge the risk of future quakes, researchers must first understand the direction of the stresses in a region and their approximate magnitude.

The results of such analyses presented in this study confirm the existence and the approximate magnitude of the critical level for dumping that follows from theory.

It is found that both the analytical and approximate expressions can fairly represent the numerical results, as far as the trend and approximate magnitude are concerned.

The approximate magnitude and timing of carbon sequestration suggest that this event significantly contributed to the observed decline in atmospheric CO2 of 7 10 p.p.m. (1 p.p.m. CO2 = 2.1 Pg of carbon) between 1570 and 1620 documented in two high-resolution Antarctic ice core records.

We find that stable zero-field skyrmions in unpatterned thin films are possible within a narrow band of values of the DMI constant, D. We use micromagnetics to determine this range, as shown in Fig. 5, and obtain an approximate magnitude of D, assuming an exchange stiffness constant A=10.0±2.5 pJ m−1, consistent with the range of previous measurements in Co/Pd multilayers42.

Characteristic features of measured temperature profiles, such as the differences in the gradients inside and outside of the heat-pipe regions, are used to derive the approximate magnitude of the liquid and gas fluxes in the subsurface.

Since before seismic instrumentation was developed, ordinary people made valuable contributions to seismology by describing their experiences in earthquakes and the they saw – these reports are still used today to determine approximate magnitudes for past events.

The three eruption levels (minor, moderate, and major) are based on approximate magnitudes of eruption.

(D ) The performance-optimized weighted 4-quadrant model reproduced the signs and approximate magnitudes of the psychophysical results.

Relationships between price, use and potential confounding factors were examined using logistic and repeated measures binomial regression models, and approximate magnitudes of associations were assessed with linear regression.

Importantly, four of the five models also predict the signs and approximate magnitudes of known non-Reichardtian motion percepts in flies.