Sentence examples for fast apparent from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, to fit such fast apparent velocity around land area, the hypocenter depths might be estimated to be deeper than the actual ones (Additional file 1: Figure S4).
To fit such a fast apparent velocity around land areas in the conventional one-dimensional studies, the hypocenter depth is overestimated compared to the actual one.
The observed continuous waveform records of Hi-net, which is high-sensitivity seismograph network operated by the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED) (Okada et al. 2004), contain several sets of P- and S-wave arrivals with fast apparent velocities (approximately 10.5 and 6 km/s, respectively) for the 10 min following the earthquake origin time (Fig. 2a).
In the case where a high-velocity oceanic mantle exists beneath the hypocenters, the rays of the first arrivals in land-area stations should pass through the oceanic Moho of the PHS as a head wave (hereafter called "P PHS") with a faster apparent velocity.
Meanwhile it was fast becoming apparent that Somerset would struggle to bowl out Durham in time.
As has fast become apparent this morning, its seems the negotiations for an agreement at Rio+20 are largely over.
After decades of increasingly deterministic geneticism, it is fast becoming apparent that the studies of identical twins on which estimates of heritability are based are not reliable, as demonstrated in American psychologist Jay Joseph's new book The Gene Illusion.
Visiting the Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition: Grand Hotel - Redesigned Modern Life http://www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/the_exhibitions/exhibit_grand_hotel.html it fast became apparent just how much innovation is related to hotels.
The central challenge being addressed by governments everywhere is how to get economic growth restarted, and then growing faster – without apparent end.
What is observed is that the higher the surface coverage of the ferrocene moieties the faster the apparent rates of electron transfer.
As the strain rate was getting faster, the apparent strength of the materials significantly increased as shown in Fig. 1 (DoD 2008).
