Sentence examples for fast propagating from inspiring English sources

It is clarified by this study that the evolution and propagation of fast propagating phenomena following an earthquake is not as simple as might be expected.

The change in surface colour resulted in the appearance of fast propagating primary and secondary waves at 2 km altitude.

In the remainder, action potentials were evoked with either brief (2 3 s) regional application of PE or a high-K+ solution resulting in fast, propagating action potentials [5], which can be followed with Ca2+ sensitive indicators [40] (Fig. 7; Supplementary Movies 9 and 10).

Relatively thick brittle films and fast propagating cracks favor fracture of the ductile substrates.

Note that the first fast propagating wave (more than 3 km/s, plain grey line) is particularly well detected by satellite 26.

The longest flows advanced 15 20 km from the fissures, with lava streams of fast propagating flows inducing tearing and brecciation of the chilled crust.

We interpret this in terms of a model in which fast shocks propagating through the circumstellar HII region produce the hard X-ray and radio emission, while the soft X-ray and optical emission arise in slower shocks entering into dense knots in the circumstellar inner ring.

They speculated that the fast wave and the BBF were simultaneously launched from the reconnection region, and the fast wave propagated toward Earth faster than the BBF.

However, at the same time, this indicates that stacking reflected S waves around the stationary point produce a slightly faster vertically propagating S reflection than the theoretical travel time.

The former, also known as fast wave, propagates primarily through the solid, whereas the latter or slow wave, propagates mainly in the fluid.

The fast response may be related to a fast magnetosonic pulse propagating across the magnetosphere from the region of the IP shock impact on the magnetopause, with a velocity ~103 km/s, whereas a slow intense response is caused by the disturbance propagating along the magnetospheric flanks with a shock velocity in the magnetosheath.