Sentence examples for lower cutoff depth from inspiring English sources

We assume the width of each fault from the lower cutoff depth of microseismic activities, the depth of the upper limit of the fault plane, and the dip angle assumed for each fault.

For these 7 models, the width of each segment is obtained from the lower cutoff depth of microseismic activity, the depth of the upper limit of the fault plane, and the dip angle assumed for each segment.

High temperature induced from high heat flow (Tanaka et al. 2004) and the shallow cutoff depth of seismicity (Omuralieva et al. 2012) also contribute to weaken the lower crust in the SSZ.

In Syracuse, 86percentt of the entire class passed the English test with the lower cutoff score, but only 64percentt passed at 65.

d, depth range of the events used to generate the forecasts; b, b-value of the GR law (Eq. (1)); t0, start time of the learning period; ML, lower cutoff magnitude; S, smoothing parameter.

By contrast, lower cutoff threshold had the opposite effect.

Throughout the paper, we will consider a finite upper cutoff frequency and a non-vanishing lower cutoff frequency.

The crustal seismicity distribution showed a cutoff depth, consistent with the top of the conductor at depth.

These highpass values are then scaled to give a new cutoff frequency, W. The new cutoff frequency must be made equal to the difference between upper and lower cutoff frequencies for the desired bandstop filter.

In contrast, high attenuation in the lower crust of the non-volcanic areas cannot be due to a high-temperature effect, as this area has the lowest heat flow values (e.g., Tanaka et al. 2004) and the deepest cutoff depth (>25 km) of crustal earthquakes in the Japanese Islands (Omuralieva et al. 2012).

But at a lower cutoff level of 2.5 pmol/L, copeptin had a sensitivity of > 90%.