Sentence examples for interface events from inspiring English sources

With that in mind I attended one of Develop's 'Interface' events, which is kind of publisher speed-dating: teams have a short time to pitch their games and have a chat with those who are looking to fund and publish them.

It should be noted that the Udayapur earthquake was a relatively deep event with a focal depth of 57 km (Dixit 1991) and that it was different from plate interface events (Ghimire and Kasahara 2007).

A comparison of the observational data with GMPEs for Japan showed that with the exception of the peak ground acceleration (PGA) of the mainshock, the observed PGAs and peak ground velocities at the KATNP site are generally well described by the GMPEs for crustal and plate interface events.

These advancements in biomaterial form and function, combined with new knowledge of innate and acquired immune system biology, provide an impetus for re-examination of host biomaterial interactions, including host biomaterial interface events, spatial and temporal patterns of in vivo biomaterial remodeling, and related downstream functional outcomes.

For example, the subject is told the back door is open, after a period of time the subject closes the back door and this generates an interface event (14) that is processed by the GUI agent (15).

The client does no processing (other than of user-interface events like key-presses or mouse movements) and stores no data locally.

The strength of this algorithm and its enhancement resides in the fact that no new measurements, interfaces, events or signalling need to be added to the already standardized ones, which is to be considered by any operator or vendor that would implement this approach.

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To obtain them, we interpret the charge transmission across a heterostructure as a sequence of an infinite number of interface scattering events including Andreev electron-hole and vice versa transformations at N/S boundaries [22, 23].

At shallow (~0 30 km) depth, the seismic cycle on the plate interface, with events ranging in timescale from regular earthquakes to slow earthquakes and post-seismic relaxation, is thought to depend on the building and release of fluid pressure on fault planes fed by compaction and dehydration reactions in the subducting slab (Peacock and Wang 1999; Sleep and Blanpied 1992).

The first country-wide seismic hazard analysis project in Nepal (HMG and UNDP/UNCHS 1994) adopted the GMPE developed for Japan by Kawashima et al. (1984), mainly because this GMPE employed data from plate interface thrust events and the sites were sufficiently similar to be applicable to Nepal.