Sentence examples for m consistent with from inspiring English sources

Variograms in forage abundance diverged sharply at 200 m, consistent with a conventional analysis that demonstrated the strongest selection at that scale.

The radar transects also reveal that variations in soil thickness have characteristic length scales of 1 to 5 m, consistent with the scale of large rootwads, indicating that both the landscape surface and soil-bedrock interface exhibit a biogenic imprint.

From field surveys, we found that earthquake surface faults appeared with a vertical offset of ~1.9 m, consistent with the InSAR observation, and their locations correspond to the discontinuities in the interferogram.

The rate of accumulation of inorganic carbon as carbonate minerals is estimated to be equivalent to 4.8 t C ha−1 annually to a depth of 0.3 m, consistent with rates observed for accumulations of carbonate carbon in urban soils containing demolition wastes (annually 3.0 t C ha−1 to 0.3 m).

His version of the Austrian business cycle theory was naive – in essence it equated behavior of M consistent with keeping interest rates at their "natural" levels with the elimination of fractional-reserve banking, an equation that holds only with the help of about a dozen auxiliary assumptions, all of which are patently false.

Observational reports in cooler habitats (New Caledonia and Loyalty Islands) record Nautilus as shallow as 5 m during the cooler months of the year while in more equatorial regions the minimum capture depth is around 100 m, consistent with the Osprey Reef data.

Unstable RWMs have been experimentally observed during the recent machine operation, showing poloidal and toroidal components m = 1, 2 < |n| < 7 and growth times of some tens of ms, consistent with theoretical predictions.

The gamma response tended to peak earlier in V1/V2 than in V4 by approximately 70 ms, consistent with a feed-forward role of gamma-band activity in propagating sensory representations across the visual cortical hierarchy.

It is shown that by using INT1 instead of INT2, phase differences are reduced of about 1 rad, which supposing a respiratory rate of 0.2 Hz corresponds to about 800 ms, consistent with an average heart beat.

The new methods improved TWT residuals of 0.4 0.8 ms, consistent with 30 60 cm in slant range, compared to those derived by the MC method (Figs. 7, 8, 9, 10).

Experimental evidence for this model has been derived from MEG analysis demonstrating cortical sources of the 40-Hz response [29] and contributions from subcortical areas with a time shift of 2 3 ms consistent with thalamocortical conduction delay [30].