Sentence examples for based on surface observations from inspiring English sources

The orientation of matrix cracking was analyzed, based on surface observations, and its connection to the macroscopic stress strain response provides important insight into the underlying deformation mechanisms.

By highlighting faults, evidence of anticlines and other structures, this technology allowed exploratory methods based on surface observations to find continued use and is still used as a complementary tool in hydrocarbon exploration (USGS 2016).

However, later that day, a broad low pressure area had developed along axis of the wave, based on surface observations about 118 mile southeast of Cozumel, Mexico.

At 0000 UTC on September 20 the depression was upgraded to the eighth named storm of the season, Tropical Storm Harvey, based on surface observations and reports from the Hurricane Hunters.

The published observation based on surface plasmon resonance measurements that the bimolecular association rate constant for the binding of antibody M612166 to PSA was only 4.1 × 10 M–1 shouldould, perhaps, have prompted a further investigation as to why that value was so low.

First, observations on a medium carbon steel that relate to the initiation zones and the propagation of small cracks subjected to low cycle fatigue, will be presented; these observations being based on surface replica studies.

To date the majority of feeding observations of dolphins have been made from above water, based on surface or near-surface feeding behaviours visible from boats or shore [1], [12].

Based on fracture surface observations, granular region of a few micrometer size asperities was observed on the fracture surface only in high vacuum and ultra high vacuum.

Based on fracture surface observations, a new non-local approach, using the effective normal stress and the effective shear stress, is proposed.

In this study, based on the fracture surface observations using an SEM (scanning electron microscope), a numerical unit model and 3-dimensional non-uniform model for FEM (finite element method) analysis are proposed by using Gurson's model as a constitutive equation.

These data are based on interpolations of surface observations, which provide a grid of values for 5 km squares across the UK.