Sentence examples for displacements close to from inspiring English sources

The Digital Image Correlation method was applied to measure tangential displacements close to the contact.

The 1896 Meiji Sanriku earthquake was characterized as a tsunami earthquake by Kanamori (1972) and appears to have had slow rupture velocity with relatively low levels of short-period energy release but large displacements close to the trench.

The displacement field is typically the same shape as the cell, with the largest displacements closest to the cell edge that is farthest from the cell's center (Fig. 4).

For high intensity shaking, the proposed system minimizes the peak bearing displacement in addition to keeping the bearing residual displacement close to zero.

However, the observed co-seismic displacement close to the source region suggested the presence of conjugated fault ruptures, which were not parallel to the GSF.

This provides better estimation of the timing, amplitudes, and waveforms at the DART buoys, with some preference for the P-mod narrow concentration of large fault displacement close to the trench.

In addition, direct measurement of seafloor deformation near the toe of the wedge indicates 50 m of ESE displacement close to the trench (JAMSTEC press release: http://www. jamstec.go.jp/j/about/press release/20110428/reported after the initial submission of this paper).

To select cells for pseudopod analysis, we first determined the displacement during 15 min of all ∼20 30 cells in the field of observation, and then selected the 3 5 cells that have a displacement closest to the mean displacement.

They found that the elastic network model for the open form generally had a normal mode in which the atomic displacements were close to those in the conformational change, whereas that for the closed form did not.

The finite element model predicted umbo displacements were close to McElveen's experimental results.

Eight cases of large-scale gravitational movements (with evidence of rock-slide type displacements) evolving close to Quaternary faults have been analysed in the Central Apennines.