Sentence examples for characterizing ground from inspiring English sources

This soil gas and aqueous phase interaction has motivated the popularity of soil gas sampling technology as a method of characterizing ground water VOC contamination.

However, characterizing ground layers with MA-XRF scanning is challenging as the emitted fluorescence signal from priming materials is usually significantly attenuated by the superimposed layers.

The habitat selection analysis showed that both variables characterizing ground vegetation structure, i.e. proportion of bare patches on the ground and vegetation height, were important in determining the presence of a foraging species (Table 1, see also Figure S2 for individual effects and Table S2 for parameter estimates).

This paper describes field and laboratory investigations as well as analytical studies, aimed at characterizing the ground response of a particular site located in this region, where is planed to be built an strategic power station, which will be the driving force for the urban and industrial development of Mexico City northeast side.

In this case, the effect due to the increase of the dielectric constant characterizing the ground may hide the effect derived from the metallic object.

The regression analyses of the selected response quantities show that the soil condition has a marginal effect on the demand-ground motion intensity relationships when adopting spectral acceleration to characterize the ground shaking intensity.

With the described system, canopy structure can be characterized by ground cover, the distribution of reflection intensity and image texture.

The 4d-electron based ruthenates, Srn+1RunO3n+1 (n=1, 2, 3 and infinity) are correlated electron systems characterized by ground states that are highly dependent on the interplay between spin, charge, lattice and orbital degrees of freedom.

This suggests that one challenge of spaced antenna techniques is to adequately characterize the ground diffraction pattern through all sampling heights.

These findings suggest that transcriptional potentiation and a permissive chromatin context characterize the ground state and that exit from it may not require a metastable intermediate or multilineage priming.

Allometric model parameters are not restricted to only the above-ground measures of trees' traits (such as stem diameter and height), but also characterize below-ground biomass.