Sentence examples for loss of bottom from inspiring English sources
Then, the source location, along with its amplitude, reflection paths and power loss of bottom reflection, is estimated via the iterative beamforming (IB) method, which alternatively estimates the source contributions and performs beamforming on these estimates until convergence.
According to Figure 8a, the averaged parasitic loss of bottom NCs with OT = 0.7 is the lowest and it also has a moderate averaged reflectance, which leads to the lowest total loss.
In the dense layer of M. edulis on both pole hulas and pontoon hulas many mobile soft-bottom amphipods and young ragworms occurred, which means that colonisation on these structures compensate for biodiversity loss of bottom fauna due to dredging and disturbance by propellers of ships.
Even if fish kills do not occur, the likely loss of bottom animals eliminates a critically important food supply for the fish community.
External factors, like destruction and loss of bottom habitats and introduction of alien species have changed the macrozoobenthic biodiversity of the Baltic Sea dramatically ([54], [131] and references therein).
Notably, single dose of anti-LRP6-antibody injection did not lead to a significant loss of bottom ISPCs though lowering the GFP expression level in these cells (Fig 8H, I and L).
On the plus side, the top ten recommendations returned an average of 52%, over seven times the loss of the bottom ten (7%).
The well had to be side tracked two times due to loss of the bottom-hole assembly (BHA) downhole.
The equation can be used to predict the rate of heat loss from the bottom of swirl flow equipment as well as the rate of diffusion controlled corrosion of the bottom.
According to one report, the loss of the work on bottom skins for A320 wings had scuppered plans to create 800 jobs in the UK – a number Airbus sources do not recognise.
An obvious condition for the success of such an arrangement is that the strata of the bed under the enclosed dock area be sufficiently impervious to preclude any significant loss of water through the bottom during low-tide conditions.
