Sentence examples for constrain strength from inspiring English sources

This is an important correlation as geophysical logging is much easier, faster, and more efficient than cutting spot cores (as the core for this study was obtained), and so the development of empirical correlations to constrain strength such as that seen in Figure 11B can help mitigate risk and reduce the cost associated with geothermal drilling programs.

The problem is further complicated by the fact that most methods employed to estimate in situ stress magnitudes require independent datasets to constrain rock strength.

Exhumed fault zones are helpful to constrain fault strength and the deformation of foliated cataclasites formed at middle crustal depths over geological time.

Although previous work has focused on the in situ stress magnitudes (e.g., Chang et al. 2010; Lin et al. 2013; Yamada and Shibanuma 2015), the use of two holes allows us, for the first time, to concurrently constrain formation strength in situ.

Because matrices of alpha and sigma parameters are calculated, the models do not constrain selection strength and the random drift disturbances to be isotropic in shape space.

As the porous structure of our medium mainly consists of pores (instead of cracks), we tested the applicability of the pore-emanated crack model to constrain compressive strength of porous lava [ Sammis and Ashby, 1986].

The space of feasible solutions is constrained by strength, displacements, global and local buckling and geometric conditions.

This quantitative relationship constrains the strength at plate boundaries to 3 75 MPa, which is consistent with several seismological observations, including those from the NE Japan arc associated with the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

Constraining the strength, the spatial distribution and secular variation of the toroidal component of the geomagnetic field are essentially important to understand not only the dynamics of the geodynamo but also the electromagnetic (EM) core-mantle coupling, one of the possible mechanisms of decadal variation in the length of day (LOD) (Morrison [1979]).

The use of few-item criterion measures may have constrained the strength of the associations between these criterion measures and the six separate factors of PMH.

The most interesting and most definite result of constraining sink strength in cucumber plants by removing fruit and restricting shoot growth was the sudden doubling of CO2 gas exchange in the root zone in both greenhouse experiments.