Sentence examples for instability in the upper from inspiring English sources

Signs of instability in the upper part of the Nankai zone have thus made Japanese seismologists understandably jittery, and they are keeping high-tech ears pressed to the ground, listening with urgency for the low, slow, secret song of the moving plates.

During most of its geological history, it was in a stable subsidence process except for a short period of traceable regional instability in the upper Cretaceous Turonian Stage (Murris 1980; Berberian and King 1981; Koop and Kholief 1982; Alsharhan and Nairn 1997; Alavi 2004).

Gravity waves (GW) may also play a role in forcing of SSW when propagating into the stratosphere as a consequence of variations in the tropopause jet during instabilities in the upper troposphere (Flury et al. 2010; Yamashita et al. 2010).

Despite the obvious limitations, the present investigation strongly suggests the importance of dynamical phenomena such as KH instabilities in the upper mesosphere and their likely role in the generation of complex structures, such as the 'λ image ' structure shown in Figure 3, in the Na layer.

Pamyatnykh, A. A. Pulsational instability domains in the upper main sequence.

As one professor of sleep medicine said of the insomnia/breathing study, "we know arousal can in and of itself promote instability of the upper airway".

Still, he added, "we know arousal can in and of itself promote instability of the upper airway," and it is not always clear which comes first.

There is no indication for instability of the upper cervical spinal column in any of the subjects, as the ADI was within the normal range in all subjects.

These mechanisms could lead to a greater instability of the upper airway and to a more profound hypoxemia observed in our obese diabetic patients.

A causal relationship is supported by the estrogenicity of the compounds in in vitro cell assays (and the potential for mixtures to give greater doses) and by reports of greater genomic instability in cells from the upper outer quadrant [ 7].

As Devesh Kapur and Pratap Bhanu Mehta argued in a paper, political instability and a divided parliament - with the ruling coalition often a minority in the upper house - contributed to the slowing down of output.