Sentence examples for continuation map from inspiring English sources

SSL shows the lineaments that are obtained from the upward continuation map (the regional effects).

With the Hough transform, the lineaments (SL) obtained from the surface gravity values (Bouger anomaly map) are superimposed with the lineaments (SSL) obtained from the 5-km-upward continuation map to check whether the structures extend deeper in the crust.

SL: the lineaments retrieved from the Bouger anomaly map, SSL: the lineaments estimated from the upward continuation map, ML: the shallow and deep lineaments that are merged manually combining the SL and SSL.

We utilize the upward continuation map which is applied to the Bouger anomaly map to identify the effects of the bodies at different depths and dimensions to constrain better the likely fault systems.

In a similar manner, the oceanic part of the CVL, carrying Mount Cameroon, in the upward continuation maps presents a protuberance at Ngambe locality running parallel to the major orientation.

Some classical tools have been used to study Rayleigh equation in the literature, including the method of upper and lower solutions [6], the time map continuation theorem [7, 9], fixed point theory [4], the Manásevich Mawhin continuation theorem [10, 11], and coincidence degree theory [2, 3, 5, 8].

Afterwards, by application of the time map continuation theorem, Wang [11] discussed the existence of periodic solutions of a kind of Rayleigh equation u t)+fbigl u'(t bigr)+gbigl u(t) bigr)=p t).

The lag effect of change of the state/property along the time axis described by Continuation could be mapped onto the subjective domain.

By using a smooth continuation of the mapping into ghost cells surrounding a block, we reduce the inter-block communication problem to finding an accurate, robust interpolation into these ghost cells from neighboring blocks.

By examining other precerebellar sources, systematic continuation of our mapping strategy will more fully establish the input structure and thus the associative potential of the cerebellum.

The Cold War atmosphere of the 1940s and '50s promoted a continuation of militarily oriented mapping.