Sentence examples for inverts for from inspiring English sources

It was found essential that the algorithm inverts for the depth to the top (h) of the structure rather than the depth to its center in order to assure that the algorithm produces meaningful and realistic geologic results.

The DIFI algorithm uses a parameterization very close to that of the CM, but unlike this model inverts for the ionospheric field only after having removed all other field contributions from the data.

This aspect inverts for thicknesses less than 450 μm where the mobile electron density (Figure 8a) becomes much more important than that of the trapped electrons (Figure 8b), and the ratio between mobile and trapped densities near to the electrodes is greater than 10.

In the case of AIDS, the rhetoric could be inverted, for the effects of the illness on human populations are similar to those of war.

Parallelism may be inverted for stronger emphasis; e.g., "I have changed in many things: in this I have not" (John Henry Newman, Apologia pro Vita Sua, 1864).

In that light, human revelry and hints of supernatural mayhem helped to reinforce the social order by allowing that order to be inverted for a specified period of time -- a sort of safety valve.

REM patterns remained inverted for the first 3 6 days of abstinence in heroin self-administering rats.

However, recent studies showed that the Hofmeister series inverted for monovalent cations.

The attenuation terms are then inverted for estimation of the 3-D Q p -1 structure.

Here, we only provide a summary description of the method used and parameters inverted for.

The output image is again inverted for the better working of further steps of curve straightening.