Sentence examples for magnetic map of from inspiring English sources

Capturing a magnetic map of Jupiter is, according to Bolton, the mission's most challenging science goal.

To use the technology, a developer would upload a building floor plan to Indoor Atlas's servers, and then create a magnetic map of the area by walking around with the company's smartphone tool.

This is far from a fix; the KryoFlux only creates a magnetic map of the disc, but the technology does not yet exist to render the data found within, which means that the accessibility of Clifton's words depends upon marbl's ability to keep the old VideoWriter working and the floppy disks from disintegrating further.

This is far from a fix; the KryoFlux only creates a magnetic map of the disc, but the technology does not yet exist to render the data found within, which means that the accessibility of Clifton's words depends upon marbl's ability to keep the old VideoWriter working and the floppy disks from disintegrating further.

The corrected data is then entered on a scale drawing of the grid, and contour lines are drawn between points of equal intensity to give a magnetic map of the target area that may clearly indicate the size and extent of the anomalous body.

Fig. 10 Global magnetic map of Mars.

These have included coronagraph and extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) disc imaging, along with magnetic mapping of the photosphere, in concert with EUV and UV spectroscopic observations.

The analysis of Fig. 3 (total intensity magnetic map) shows the existence of a major ENE WSW low magnetic anomaly parallel to Birket Qarun, bounded between two magnetic highs at the northwestern and southeastern portions of the study area, with some superimposed smaller anomalies.

The comparison of high-albedo regions on Moon with the latest vector magnetic field map of the magnetic anomalies from Kaguya and Lunar Prospector observations (Tsunakawa et al. 2015) have suggested that 3-D structure of near-surface magnetic fields is important for the swirl formation at the magnetic anomaly.

Fischer, J. H., Freake, M. J., Borland, S. C. & Phillips, J. B. Evidence for the use of magnetic map information by an amphibian.

More often the magnetic compass and not the magnetic map sense is topic of ongoing research.