Sentence examples for downward approach from inspiring English sources

To contribute to the design of hydrogeological conceptual models of hard rock aquifers, we propose a multi-techniques methodology based on a downward approach that combines remote sensing (RS), non-invasive hydrogeophysics and hydrogeological field data acquisition.

For this purpose, heel's downward approach to strike (HDAS) was computed using heel vertical velocity as follows.

As a result, the actual movements were inconsistent with the current environment when the escalator was stopped, resulting in inappropriate motor responses (postural forward sway and heel's downward approach to the strike).

As the index, we adopted heel's downward approach to the strike using the time-integral of heel vertical velocity, and found that the index in the SE1 condition (ASE in Fig. 4B) was significantly greater than that in the WS1 condition (Aws in Fig. 4B) as compared in Fig. 4C [F 1, 6) = 7.75, p<.05].

Namely, the heel's downward approach to the strike (HDAS) of the fourth step (see the right stick figure in Fig. 4A) was modified online specifically in the SE1 condition (red curve indicating double downward decelerations before the heel strike in Fig. 4B), despite the identical step height.

For the SAW mode, the Rayleigh velocity starts at the Rayleigh velocity of the substrate and slopes downward approaching the Rayleigh velocity of the coating.

Then, after setbacks and shortcomings, I revise my expectations downward and approach a different design — and do that over and over until the effort and the design are on speaking terms.

A downward computational approach was employed to determine the initial values in solving the differential and algebraic equations.

The rolling sphere theory is based on two assumptions: (a) the point of strike of lightning is determined when the downward leader approaches the earth or a structure with a striking distance, and (b) lightning strikes the nearest earth object from the orientation point and so its worst position is the center of a sphere which attaches several earth objects.

We defined the lower boundary of where the reference population in upper LII/III becomes statistically dissimilar from their counterparts below, i.e., where the MANOVA comparison dropped below p = 0.05 in the downward sliding window approach.

(Mr. Lawson's predecessor, Peter Gallagher, played the character as a hyperambitious creature who was just starting his downward slide; both approaches work).