Sentence examples for at subsidence from inspiring English sources

Normally, optical height difference measurements are taken between benchmarks, adjusted and tested to arrive at estimated height differences (or subsequently, heights relative to a reference benchmark) and are differenced between epochs to arrive at subsidence estimates.

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All the associated processes (degassing, dewatering, and volume loss at depth) will generate subsidence at the land surface, thus forming rounded (circular or elliptical) depressions.

We could not identify any collapse of the bone at the medial condyle or increased subsidence at the medial part of the tibia or increased rates of radiolucent lines in the knees with all-polyethylene components.

Our fault model shows that the Yunotake fault is of normal fault motion with a west-dipping plane, producing an upheaval at the northeastern side of the fault and subsidence at the southwestern side (Fig. 12).

This indicates that accepting 5% revision at 10 years resulted in a threshold of 0.15 mm for acceptable subsidence at 2 years.

Based on the concept of the influence function method, the final subsidence at a surface point is the summation of all influences received at this point caused by the extraction in the coal seam within the influence boundaries.

Previous RSA findings have shown that the pattern of initial migration (i.e. in the first 3 months) of the stiffer titanium or chromium-cobalt alloy tibial components is a combination of subsidence at one edge and lift-off from the cut tibial surface at the opposite edge (teeter-totter effect), thus creating a gap between the cut bone and the implant (Nilsson et al. 1999, 2006).

The subtropical desert climate there results from persistent high pressure and subsidence at that latitude.

If your property is at risk of subsidence the mandatory excess could be more like £1,000, or even £5,000 if you've made a claim in the past.

It has been suggested that the author's vision of Alice falling down a deep vertical hole into an underground land was inspired by natural geological events, notably subsidence at Ripon in North Yorkshire.