Sentence examples for estimated locking from inspiring English sources

So the geodetically estimated locking depth is consistent with the depth distribution of crustal earthquakes.

The estimated locking depth is significantly deeper than a cutoff depth of crustal seismicity (~10 km) (Omuralieva et al. 2012), but it must be affected by ignoring variations of the locking depth and fault geometry along the SSZ.

(L_{{text {on}},t}) and (L_{{text {off}},t}) are the estimated locked on and off load fractions respectively, with the random variables (t_{text {on}}^{l}) and (t_{text {off}}^{l}) representing the lockout durations of the loads.

Motagh et al. (2007) created viscoelastic and elastic half-space models by designing inversion schemes based on geodetic data to determine the interseismic deformation pattern along the GF and estimated a locking depth of ~8 17 km using both models, which is in good agreement with the observed seismicity (Janssen et al. 2009; Öztürk et al. 2015).

It was one of about 20 times he'd been arrested for similar stunts, he estimated, including locking himself to a fence at Chevron's Burnaby refinery to protest the company's Pacific Trail Pipeline.

An implementation of a noncoherent multipath estimating delay locked loop (MEDLL) structure is also presented.

We therefore replaced their location dependent estimation with a fixed value equal to the phase locking estimated in regions where the place field is over 2/3 its maximum value.

Barely 50ft long, Libyan smugglers had packed the boat with an estimated 600 migrants, locking many of them in the hold below deck.

This may be related to the incomplete interplate locking estimated by various geodetic studies.

The dashed lines are the best estimates of locking depths (for SLF 1.5 km and DRF 1.3 km).

In Fig. 7, three curves corresponding to the best estimate of locking depth, a total creeping case (zero locking depth), and a deeper locking case (+1σ deviation) are shown.