Sentence examples for longitudinally extended from inspiring English sources

The propagation directions of the third disturbance, on the other hand, were found to differ in the two fields of view in a way inconsistent with a single point source, but rather a longitudinally extended one.

The initial brightening (IB) is longitudinally extended in a.

Because even such a longitudinally extended aurora is not mentioned in these onset identifications made with GIs, the initially less intense localized brightening in ASIs is not likely evident in GIs.

Substorm onset has originally been defined as a longitudinally extended sudden auroral brightening (Akasofu initial brightening: AIB) followed a few minutes later by an auroral poleward expansion in ground-based all-sky images (ASIs).

These observations are consistent with the Akasofu substorm model, as expected, because the two-stage development was evident: A longitudinally extended brightening was followed by poleward expansion a few minutes later.

However, the longitudinally localized brightening in such ASIs expands quickly in the east west direction (e.g., Liang et al. 2008) to form a longitudinally extended brighter aurora (i.e., AIB) before the poleward expansion.

Thus, the head end of the body intermittently progresses forward over the ground or enters a crevice as the longitudinally extending segments are continuously being lengthened outward from the front end of each thickened zone.

Longitudinally extending toward the neighboring nuclei linearly arranged along the myofiber, these structures most probably represented the sarcoplasmic reticulum (Fig. 1A and B, upper rows; and Fig. 2A).

Due to this small displacement amplitude and the longitudinally extending structure of the OC, it is assumed that the cross section of the OC maintains its plane surface when sound pressure is applied.

Similarly, several morphological characters have been suggested as synapomorphies for Anthozoa, including the presence of an actinopharynx (a tube leading from the mouth into the coelenteron), mesenteries and possibly siphonoglyphs (ciliated grooves longitudinally extending along the pharynx), although the latter are absent in some anthozoan lineages [ 1].

A fully vertically integrated undergraduate medical curriculum can be defined by the following four features [ 1]: provision of early clinical experience; integration of biomedical sciences and clinical cases; progressive increase of clinical responsibility longitudinally and extended clerkships in the final year of medical school [ 2– 5].