Sentence examples for inversion efforts from inspiring English sources

Our new 3-D inversion efforts are a step forward toward explaining the electrical resistivity structure of the margin.

We chose a strike of 202°, consistent with the W-phase solution, to align the top of the model with the local trend of the trench, and assumed a dip of 12°, which is within the range (10 14°) estimated by various early long-period point-source inversion efforts.

Joint inversion efforts to combine near-surface and satellite magnetic observations, on the other hand, have used spherical point dipole or prism models to study how the anomalies may transition from near-surface to satellite altitudes (e.g., von Frese et al. 1999; Ravat et al. 2002; Milligan et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2004, 2005, 2007).

The geologically constrained geophysical inversion modeling effort presented here returned model density values that lie in the range 1.9 2.8 g/cm3 (Table 1).

This inversion modeling effort ran for 7 iterations and returned a range in rock densities for nine of the rock units (Table 1).

We assume that immediately after their origin, most inversions are lost due to drift regardless of breakpoint location, and the probability of detection of these nascent inversions during our sampling efforts is negligible.

"Many of us were scratching our heads why the first two efforts on tax inversion didn't have sharp teeth," said Bernstein, who is a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

The initial efforts supporting the inversion model, which hypothesized sucrose hydrolysis and resynthesis [ 33], involved incubation or washing of the tissue slices for extended periods in solution lacking osmoticum before sucrose uptake was quantified.

Conversely, the excess effort of waveform inversion provides the greatest benefits for the most heterogeneous, and arguably most realistic, environments where multiple scattering effects tend to be prevalent and ray-based methods lose most of their effectiveness.

On Monday, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew introduced a host of regulatory efforts designed to discourage inversions by making them less profitable, although Lew acknowledged that more-effective measures would require congressional action.

Try an inversion table or chair.