Sentence examples for large magnitudes from inspiring English sources

Some fluctuations with large magnitudes and short durations, such as near the base of the Permian Period, are likely the result of glaciation.

Both viscoelastic fluids present large magnitudes of normal stress under simple shear flow.

Seismic events with large magnitudes are restricted to low SCCL values, i.e., intervals with little clay inside fractures.

Thus, adding to his long-standing defense of infinitely large magnitudes (Peirce often used the word "multitudes")., Peirce began vigorously to defend infinitely small magnitudes, infinitesimal magnitudes.

The relationship between stress and pore-fluid pressure (Additional file 2) indicates that events with relatively large magnitudes are mainly controlled by tectonic processes.

This is because using a predefined small dimension for calculating the absolute scale of a large scene may result into errors of large magnitudes.

Also, it includes large source-to-site distances between 20 and 70 km with relatively large magnitudes of 6.0 7.3, and reverse or reverse-oblique faulting mechanisms.

This database belongs to a bin of relatively large magnitudes of 6.0 to 7.6 and moderate distances recorded on II and III soil types.

Large magnitudes are estimated in the southern extension of the rupture area of the 2004 Sumatra earthquake from 5° S to 5° N (Fig. 5b).

Increasing BWS increased stride length (p < 0.02) and flight duration (p < 0.01) and decreased stride rate (p < 0.01) and contact time (p < 0.01) in small-large magnitudes.

Stride length (p ≤ 0.02) and flight duration (p < 0.01) increased in small-large magnitudes with increasing BWS in both males and females.