Sentence examples for content observation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, fountain effect mechanism explains in part the observed midday minimum of F2-layer critical frequency (equivalently peak F2 density) (Observation 2), total electron content (Observation 7) and electron concentration (Observation 8).

For collagen and glycoprotein content observation, sections were stained with Masson's trichrome and periodic acid-Schiff reagent, respectively.

All the details of ionospheric disturbances following the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake were first revealed by the high-resolution GPS total electron content observation in Japan.

The larvae were netted out after 45 min, lightly anaesthetized with AQUI-S (0.025 mg/L) and preserved in 8% buffered formalin for subsequent gut content observation.

In this study, we develop a three-dimensional ionospheric tomography with the ground-based global position system (GPS) total electron content observations.

Valuable observations provide the L1b time series of in situ plasma and magnetic field conditions continuously available along the satellite orbits with up to 2 Hz temporal resolution, and GPS derived total electron content observations sounding the topside ionosphere and plasmasphere (Noja et al., 2013).

To estimate the uncertainty in the reconstructed N, we combine the structural uncertainty associated with gaps in the satellite record with the CERES/Argo uncertainty estimates (±0.43 Wm−2 at the 90% confidence level), which includes a contribution from ocean heat content observations as well as other minor energy sinks and the CERES measurements [ Loeb et al., 2012].

Real-time high-content observation of MSDACs under controlled conditions showed an aggressive aggregation and tumorosphere formation within 18 h (Fig.  1; Additional file 1: video 1 and Additional file 2: video 2).

Two types of input are used with IRI code for 14 intense magnetic storms during 1999 2003: ionosonde derived data (foF2, hmF2 and h05bot) and Global Positioning System (GPS -based total electron content (TEC) observation.

The ability of groundwater models to inform recharge through calibration is hampered by the correlation between recharge and aquifer parameters such as hydraulic conductivity (K), and the insufficient information content of observation datasets.

Next, we compared the results of five SLOC experiments to discuss a trade-off problem of the information content and observation error correlation.