Sentence examples for clusters of sources from inspiring English sources

Emissions from about 500 continuously emitting point sources (or clusters of sources in close proximity), including 47 in India and 82 in China, are derived from OMI and wind data by tracking the downwind decay of the plumes.

Beyond their frequent inclusion of a demiurgical myth, gnostic sources vary significantly in other respects, though there are identifiable clusters of sources that have far more in common, such as the Sethian or Valentinian groups.

Even if the borehole station were well within a seismological bedrock formation, the surface-to-borehole spectral ratio is contaminated by the reflected phase at the free surface (e.g., Steidl et al. 1996; Satoh et al. 1997), which sometimes makes frequencies and amplitudes of peaks unstable for different clusters of sources.

Each of these domains then has its own clusters of source types, and means of sourcing them into the discourse.

By contrast, in the ADHD group the grand-averaged TFR showed a modest early ERS response characterized by clusters of source power oscillating at theta, alpha, and beta frequencies.

Salak was the primary contributor at ~10.5 % (predominantly for events VEI 3 and VEI 4) with other primary contributions from a cluster of sources at Gagak, Gede and Tangkubanparahu each contributing 8 10%% of the ash load hazard for the site at this timeframe.

The basic scenario is that a cluster of source nodes cooperatively forms multiple data-carrying beams toward multiple destination nodes.

This test identifies spatial clusters of water sources with either high or low contamination levels as well as spatial outliers either clean wells surrounded by contaminated wells or vice versa.

Interestingly, this cluster of carbon sources with ENV1 dependent enhanced regulation by light comprises several carbon sources of the D-galactose and pentose catabolism (D-galactose, L-arabinose, D-sorbitol, xylitol and D-fructose).

Shared oversized pipeline designs are often proposed in order to form a "cluster" of CO2 sources and serve as the backbone for an expanding CO2 transportation infrastructure, to which emission sources will be connected.

The score plots were judged on two aspects by visual inspection, namely the distance within the cluster of a specific carbon source and the distance between the clusters of different carbon sources.