Sentence examples for collapsed producing from inspiring English sources

The elastic rebound as the landslide collapsed, producing very-long-period seismic signals, and the final impact, generating strong high-frequency signals.

Figure 10 shows examples of sequences of commits, highlighted in red, which could be collapsed, producing the graph shown in Fig. 11 (still in red).

To reduce the number of variables in the multivariable models, the first three categories and the last two were collapsed, producing the final categorization of bad and good disposition.

There is this famous finance professor at Columbia, who, several months before the Icelandic banking system collapsed, produced a paper saying that Iceland might be going through a bit of difficult stage, but it is a model for the rest of the world and so on.

Due to the standing electrochemical ion gradients present in all cells, the insertion of these relatively non-selective pores will allow such gradients to collapse, producing osmotic dyshomeostasis [32], [33].

In its wake, the jet leaves a cavitation bubble that, when it collapses, produces a tiny burst of energy with temperatures reaching as hot as the surface of the sun.

The glacially eroded summit area consists of several andesitic or dacitic lava domes; Pleistocene collapses produced avalanches and lahars (rapidly moving mudflows) that traveled across the Columbia River to the north.

Based on Rasch model diagnostics, two combinations of category collapses produced superior performance: One where category 1 (Absolutely untrue) was collapsed with category 2 (Mostly untrue), and category 3 (Somewhat untrue) with category 4 (Can't say true or false) – hereafter labelled MLQ-P-4 1122345; and one where categories 2, 3, and 4 were collapsed – hereafter labelled MLQ-P-4 1222345.

Since limestone dissolves as the water percolates through its pores, an extended underground drainage system has developed, with caves and channels that enlarge with time when their roofs collapse, producing rocky exposures and perpendicular slopes, which is also the reason why the water is scarce.

Transformation of ultrasonic pressure waves to thermal energy is much more efficient in the presence of bubbles that oscillate and collapse, producing localized viscous heating.

Several Chinese newspapers questioned why so many schools had collapsed anyway, producing poignant stories of construction errors and the human toll.