Sentence examples for configuration of the boundary from inspiring English sources
In the lithospheric models comprising strong (cratonic) and weak segments, strain localization depends on the configuration of the boundary between different lithospheres.
The boundary-layer displacement thickness (left( theta right)) is defined as the distance perpendicular to the boundary-layer surface to which the boundary surface has to be exiled outwards to balance the decrease in the discharge owing to the configuration of the boundary layer [34].
The configuration of the boundary between the two plates in and around the epicentral region of the 2003 event has been proposed by several authors, mainly based on seismologi-cal studies (e.g., Hasegawa et al., 1983; Suzuki et al., 1983; Miyamachi et al., 1994; Katsumata et al., 2003).
A line of symmetry exists for a certain problem when the elastic properties of the material, geometric configuration of the boundaries and the loading conditions are all symmetric with respect to the line in question.
Instead, we used the specific configurations of the boundary contours of the binocular competitive stimulus to render the strong eye suppressed.
One final problem to address when dealing with FDTD is the proper configuration of the absorbing boundary condition (ABC).
The configuration of the upper boundary of the PAC was obtained from Nakajima and Hasegawa (2006) and Nakajima et al. (2009).
Mochizuki et al. (2008) determined the detailed configuration of the upper boundary of the PAC with refraction surveys along paths indicated by the yellow lines in Fig. 7a and estimated the depths of the upper boundaries of the PAC to be 8 15 km.
The modelled temperatures for two possible cases with a 20,000 m shallower and a 20,000 m deeper base of the lithosphere have been calculated in addition to our preferred configuration of the lower thermal boundary in Figure 8b.
This article focuses on French literature produced within the Hexagon, as the country of France is often called because of the configuration of its boundaries, from the 9th century (to which the earliest surviving fragmentary texts belong) to the present day.
