Sentence examples for intervals characterized from inspiring English sources

Distribution of faults depends on mechanical units, intervals characterized by different petrophysical properties, which are independent from lithological and diagenetic changes.

These are intense auroral activity intervals characterized by peak AE intensity greater than 1000 nT, and a minimum of 2 days duration where AE does not drop below 200 nT for more than 2 h at a time.

Periods of low carbonate production during the Aalenian and from the middle Callovian to early Oxfordian correlate with high δ13C and low eccentricity intervals, characterized by wet climate and less oligotrophic conditions.

Based on modern African analogs, this implies that the Pleistocene assemblages examined here sample time intervals characterized by elevated primary productivity, particularly of grassland habitats, greater ungulate biomass, and altered rainfall regimes.

Considering geomagnetic and SW conditions, we found that the noon peak is associated with time intervals characterized by very high SW densities and associated high AE values (Usanova et al. 2012), while the midnight peak is entirely associated with high AE values.

This, coupled with their extensive nature (up to 10 km laterally; up to 10 m thick vertically), lack of gradational contacts with komatiitic flows, and their komatiitic mineralogical and chemical composition support a pyroclastic origin, deposition via eruption-fed fallout and mass flow, and subaqueous deposition during intervals characterized by lower rates of effusive volcanism.

Selected time intervals characterizing the frequency (τ on) and duration (τ off) of bacteria-α-HL interactions are shown in the inset of a. c, d Scatter plots of current blockade versus dwell time of blockade events reflecting the P. aeruginosa (P.a).

This re-examination, which places the Kirgilyakh results in a broader spatial-temporal setting, reinforces the idea that climatic variability, including the Kirgilyakh cool interval, characterized MIS3.

Insights can be gained from the Pyrenean Urbasa Andia Formation, a transgressive heterozoan-like foralgal (larger foraminiferal and red algal) ramp that formed in Middle Eocene times, a greenhouse interval characterized by high atmospheric CO2 content.

The lacustrine Chang7 member of Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin in North China is a source rock interval characterized by organic-rich shale with thin interbeds of stratigraphically associated sandstone and siltstone.

ViennaNGS::MinimalFeature represents an elementary genomic interval, characterized by chromosome, start, end and strand.