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The source of river dissolved organic matter (DOM) during storm events has not been well constrained, which is critical in determining the quality and reactivity of DOM.

We first develop a geometrical fault model with a substantial variation along strike, and a model for the regional stress field, which is well constrained by the observations.

The reflective zone we observed is 10 15 km wide in the down-dip direction, which is well constrained by the fact that high-amplitude reflections are not observed in shot records other than those shown in Figs. 2 and 3.

However, the KPR Pn velocity of 7.8 km/s is well constrained as shown in the checkerboard result (Fig. 10 bottom), which is similar to other KPR models.

This criterion kept earthquakes whose focal depth was well constrained.

The age models of these two sequences are well constrained by numerous 14C AMS dates.

The mass accommodation coefficient needs to be well constrained for accurate modeling of SOA.

Fitting only constrains some parameters; a good rule of thumb is that 20% of the parameters are well constrained by fitting, while 80% are not [ 38].

While in most other examples, deposit extent is poorly constrained, in the Mount St. Helens example the downwind deposit extent is well constrained by 47 zero thickness values.

It ensures that if op is selected, both its children's join sets (in left and in right )are selected as well, constraining which subtrees of the execution plan can appear under this operator.

The paleomagnetic direction of this formation is expected to provide a reliable and robust test of the 15-Ma rapid rotation model, because its age, which is biostratigraphically well constrained, indicates that it was deposited immediately prior to 15 Ma (Kawamura et al. 2011).