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This indicates that down-dip energy dominating the data backprojections is not an artifact of array geometry or Green function effects.

If the synthetic images were to show significant down-dip energy, this would imply that the down-dip energy apparent in the data-derived images (Fig. 1 c, d)) is an artifact created by a wavefield interference effect that is not accounted for by our assumption of direct P backpropagation from receivers to source region.

The longer period back-projection images show a slight tendency for less down-dip energy and are arguably more similar to the FFM models, however the poorer resolution of the longer period band makes a direct comparison difficult.

Enron 's collapse and bankruptcy filing in early December caused a big dip in energy trading, but energy companies have come to rely on traders to manage price risks.

All that, and not the slightest dip in energy and visual delight.

The Consumer Price Index stayed flat in February after a dip in energy prices, making way for more aggressive interest rate cuts.

There's a dip in energy when Rahman replaces Hussain, but his wry sardonicism keeps the laughs, and the insights, coming.

The good start was followed by a slight dip in energy — players frequently needed too many attempts to get their dunks in — and then came the Griffin-versus-McGee final.

"I don't want to be a psychologist," Houston said of his dip in energy after the All-Star break, "but if it lasted for more than a week, I didn't know it".

Highest ranking: EnCana, at No. 206 though it was down 17 places from 2006 as the dip in energy prices trimmed revenue growth rate.

Every headache or slight dip in energy has been personally scrutinized for fear of cancer or AIDS.