Sentence examples for hot anomalies from inspiring English sources

At time t E3, subduction has initiated at one spherical weak patch in the lithosphere that is close to but not exactly above one of the strongest hot anomalies.

Once all hot anomalies are located, they are checked on their connection to the bottom boundary layer by a classical image processing procedure, searching for connected pixels in a matrix (e.g. Kovesi 2000).

Hot flow anomalies (HFAs) were first discovered in the early 1980s at the bow shock of the Earth.

Hot flow anomalies (HFAs) are studied using observations of the RAPID suprathermal charged particle detector, the FGM magnetometer, and the CIS plasma detector aboard the four Cluster spacecraft.

Many high‐temperature (> 180 °C) hydrothermal systems are associated with recent volcanic activity and are found near plate tectonic boundaries (e.g., subduction zones, rift systems, oceanic spreading centers or transform margins), or at crustal and mantle hot spot anomalies.

When a tangential discontinuity contacts the bow shock, these ions can be focused to the discontinuity region and create so-called Hot Flow Anomalies (HFAs) - diamagnetic cavities filled with hot, tenuous, and deflected plasma population.

A series of events having signatures of hot flow anomalies (HFA) observed by the magnetic field, plasma, and energetic particle instruments aboard the Cluster spacecraft upstream of the Earth's bow shock in February April 2003 are investigated.

Osborne – more interested in the dynamic modelling of tax reforms than hot food VAT anomalies – looked nonplussed, and said he could not recall.

Briefly, IOM in carbonaceous chondrites contains many micrometer-sized D- and 15N-rich anomalies (hot spots) mixed with moderately enriched isotopically anomalous organic material.

Since then, thermal anomalies (hot spots) and gas emissions (including hydrogen sulfide) have occurred especially on the summit plateau and indicate that Adams is dormant, not extinct.

We found a high correlation (r2 = 0.953) between summer warm thermal anomalies (Hot Snap) and disease abundance during outbreak events.