Sentence examples for far stations from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 shows the simulated seismograms of vertical component from epicenter to far stations.

Each trace is magnified by a factor proportional to the hypocenter distance to enlarge seismogram amplitudes at far stations.

In order to enhance the amplitudes of P waves at far stations, the amplitudes of each trace were normalized by their maximum amplitudes for first arrival part.

Individual cross-correlation values ranged from 0.99 to 0.05, suggesting that observing strategies comparing cross-correlations between near and far stations may be useful in detecting anomalous tectonic pulses, if they exist.

A band-pass filter with a pass-band of 0.125 to 0.25 Hz is applied to extract surface waves with a predominant period of approximately 7 s, and each trace is multiplied by the hypocenter distance to enlarge seismogram amplitudes at far stations.

We selected station pairs whose azimuthal differences from the source were less than 5°, and this met the condition that the difference between the great circle distance from the event to the far station and the distance to the far station via the near station was less than 25 km.

Under these conditions, the phase differences of surface waves between two stations are caused by the differential distance (AB′) between a farther station (A) and a point (B′) projected from the nearer station (B) onto the great circle path (AE) from the source to the far station (Fig. 2), so that the measured phase velocities are averages over the differential distance (AB′).

So far, ethnic stations have not elicited criticism from residents unhappy with losing their old stations, although a few Rockland residents initially protested WRKL's switch.

The system's 14 lines, used by some 4.4m passengers daily, also have far more stations than rivals like London, New York and Tokyo.

Expected regulatory changes will allow companies like Disney to buy far more stations, perhaps increasing the motivation to replace the evening news with syndicated entertainment, some analysts said.

In the days of analog, low-power or far away stations would show up with "snow".