Sentence examples for ground phenomena from inspiring English sources

In situ high time resolution measurements in the inner magnetosphere and simultaneous ground optical measurements (e.g., Ozaki et al. 2015), VLF wave measurements (e.g., Martinez-Calderon et al. 2016), and radar observations (e.g., Miyoshi et al. 2015) can be used to clarify one-to-one correspondence of space and ground phenomena.

Many approaches so far included the digital method using the single sensor data with the mathematical evaluation, and those were believed to be the best to define the ground phenomena, so first we would like to know what is the synoptic view of the Earth surface from various aspects.

Many distinctive surface manifestations of permafrost exist in the Arctic and subarctic, including such geomorphic features as polygonal ground, thermokarst phenomena, and pingos.

The extraction of ores and minerals by underground mining often causes ground subsidence phenomena.

Lacking an independent essence or ground, all phenomena are said to be empty, śūnyatā or kong 空.

The geotechnical zonation of the subsoil of the city of Catania Italyy) suggests a high vulnerability of the physical environment added to site amplification of the ground motion phenomena.

The claim is, rather, that it is the facts about the entropic asymmetry of systems in time that "ground" the phenomena that we usually think of as marking out the asymmetrical nature of time itself.

A hybrid boundary integral equation method (BIEM) for transient problems is developed here as a means for investigating ground motion phenomena in geological regions with complex geometry, variable material properties and in the presence of both interface and internal cracks.

One of the main challenges in designing these circuits is that transistors often run in the sub-threshold regime and their on current is exponentially dependent on the gate-to-source voltage, thus making sub-threshold gates extremely susceptible to power and ground noise phenomena.

During the summer waterlogged active layers on slopes may flow downhill over the frozen ground, a phenomenon known as solifluction.

The present work is aimed at verifying the influence of high asymmetries in the variation of in-plane lead-lag stiffness of one blade on the ground resonance phenomenon in helicopters.