Sentence examples for geophysical knowledge from inspiring English sources

These observations, having precisions on the order of centimetres, have enabled scientists to measure changes in the Moon's speed caused by terrestrial tidal momentum exchange, have advanced understanding of the theories of relativity, and are leading to improved geophysical knowledge of both the Moon and Earth.

Though proven systems are existing outside the study area, their presence is yet to be ascertained in the study area using the existing geological and geophysical knowledge.

ML depicts the lineaments defined from the residual and regional effects which are manually merged by considering geological and geophysical knowledge obtained from previous studies.

Interpretation of such geophysical data requires full knowledge of the electromagnetic properties of materials, particularly for fine-grained soils.

A 1500-m lastrainmeterethe, the longest laser interferometer for geophysical observations to our knowledge, was constructed at an underground site at Kamioka, Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

The morphology and spatial and temporary dynamics of phase fluctuations depends on geophysical conditions, and a knowledge of these is very important, especially during geomagnetic storms.

A monitoring is based on exact knowledge of the regularity of geophysical parameters behavior at all stages of the rock deformation process including this just before its failure.

Satellite Remote Sensing and Digital Elevation Modeling are providing a systematic, rational framework for advancing scientific knowledge of our SDSS of geophysical phenomena that, often lead to observe the natural hazards or resources.

The knowledge of the Moon subsoil geophysical properties is of great importance, for scientific reasons for the development of the Lunar exploration activities and the envisaged exploitation of its planetary resources.

These goals require much more than open access.Fred SpilhausExecutive directorAmerican Geophysical UnionWashington, DCMind your languageSIR – Anybody with some knowledge of Central Europe would know that English is not spoken in the region ("After Babel, a new common tongue", August 7th).

In situ geological and geophysical observations will be conducted to improve our knowledge on the origin and the evolution of the moon.