Sentence examples for kilometers consistent with from inspiring English sources
Neudegg et al. (1995) have shown from an array of ground magnetometers that Pc1 signals propagate with a typical speed of 450 km/s over distances of a few hundred kilometers, consistent with propagation in this ionospheric waveguide.
The spatial clustering of cases is detected at several scales, with two dominant sizes, given by hundreds of meters and a few kilometers, consistent across the different epidemics.
Although uncertainty of a few kilometers may exist because of insufficient information regarding the detailed velocity structure, the depth of 18 km is consistent with the results of source process analyses (Koketsu 2016; Asano and Iwata 2016; Nozu 2016) that suggest that the rupture propagated deep near the hypocenter.
The United States Geological Survey said it was only a kilometer underground, an indication consistent with a nuclear blast.
He said debris was scattered over a 13-kilometer area "which is consistent with an in-flight break-up".
As summarized in Fig. 8, offshore (submarine) mud volcanoes have the wide range of the morphometric parameters (100 m to 10 km in diameter and several meters to kilometers in height), and these are well consistent with those of onshore mud volcanoes.
That shift, Kivelson says, is consistent with a watery layer just a few kilometers thick, buried beneath about 170 kilometers of ice.
Inverted pigeonites require slow cooling consistent with crystallization at depths of a few kilometers (Papike and Bence 1972).
Consistent with recent research, we selected 30 miles (48.3 kilometers) [ 35, 36] and 30 minutes per trip [ 37] as measures suggesting a "high" travel burden.
"How [these pebbles] are shaped and how they're arranged in the sediments are consistent with their origin in the crater walls dozens of kilometers away," says Douglas Jerolmack, a geophysicist at the University of Pennsylvania.
Their capacity for long-distance dispersal is consistent with a lack of geographical subdivision among EPR (N13 S17) and GAR populations spanning thousands of kilometers [ 79] and this study.
