Sentence examples for in the vicinity below from inspiring English sources
Long term changes, over hours and days, of both the ultrasound velocity and the attenuation were detected during isothermal studies at temperatures in the vicinity (below as well as above) of the critical solution temperature.
An appropriate analogy is baseball's "in-the-vicinity" rule.
Measurements were also collected in the vicinity of below and above ground electrical infrastructure (collector lines and substation), a 500 kV transmission line, and outside of a number of local homes in the wind farm area.
Guido Tonelli, spokesperson for the CMS experiment, said: "The excess is most compatible with a Standard Model Higgs in the vicinity of 124 GeV and below, but the statistical significance is not large enough to say anything conclusive.
Plasma wave turbulence of this sort was observed as electrostatic and electromagnetic emissions in the vicinity of the Space Shuttle below a frequency of 100 kHz (e.g., Gurnett et al. 1986; Cairns and Gurnett 1991).
A few days later, the plant was back to treating sewage and Enterococcus counts in the vicinity fell back to below 10 per 100 ml, well within the federal guidelines.
There is no major alteration in the polymerase structure, except for the slight reorientation of some residues in the vicinity of the lesion (described below) (Fig. 3A).
First, new spirals are nucleated in the vicinity of existing spirals (termed below spiral nucleation).
Furthermore, the magnetic fields associated with power distribution systems, including those found in the vicinity of wind farms, are below levels that are expected to cause harm to human health based on international regulatory guidelines.
Recent studies have focused on vibrational activation of Criegee intermediates in the vicinity of and at energies much below the barrier associated with hydrogen transfer that leads to OH radical products.
It is therefore a cause for concern that official numbers show that the United States remains in the productivity slow lane it has occupied since the early 1970s: the annual increase in output per worker hour remains in the vicinity of 1percentt per year, far below the nearly 3percentt annual rate of the 50s and 60s.
