Sentence examples for interval of strong from inspiring English sources

Figure 15 shows a close-up of the first interval of strong shaking, from 18 to 30 seconds.

We chose the density profile such that the density enhancement appears in the early part of the southward IMF interval; this is a reasonable choice because all of the four intense storms examined in this study were accompanied by a density enhancement during the part/entire interval of strong southward IMF (see Figure 2).

We investigate long-term trends of atmospheric drag on LEO satellites due to solar forcing induced atmospheric perturbations and heating at different phases of the solar cycle, and during short intervals of strong geomagnetic disturbances or magnetic storms.

Our video analysis for Eyjafjallajökull revealed that such a correlation exists: a significant difference was observed between the intervals of "strong" pulses i.e., jets featuring "all-out" eruptive events in the videos and those of "weaker" pulses, characterized by a jet diameter at the vent exit d typically smaller than 50 m.

However, instances of higher abrasion were observed in some paleopopulations, suggesting intervals of stronger selection for the evolution of dentitions, including the early Miocene shortly before the first appearance of Equinae, the horse subfamily in which high-crowned dentitions evolved".

Once the whole set of strong common intervals has been determined for a pair of GOs (e.g., GO1 and GO2) CREx heuristically identifies the most parsimonious transformational pathways that connect GO1 GO2 and vice versa.

Because there was no interstimulus interval, a strong impression of apparent motion was created.

On the other hand, within the interval of [790, 930] ms, stronger intensities were found for deceptive responses at the left inferior parietal gyrus.

The 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, with M w 7.0, is one of the largest earthquakes in this interval of time, and the associated strong ground motions were recorded by dense and accurate strong-motion networks.

Gabriel et al. used the 95% confidence intervals of D' estimates to establish stretches of "strong LD" [ 25].

Regardless of causality, short interpregnancy interval remains a strong predictor of the risk of adverse birth outcomes.