Sentence examples for magnetic variations associated from inspiring English sources
Vertical dashed-dotted lines show the start and end times of the magnetic variations associated with the EEASs, determined by visual inspection.
Shimazu et al. (1995) reported the analysis of a global response of ground magnetic variations associated with solar wind dynamic pressure increase.
The magnetic variations associated with the DP-1 current system were also confirmed in the Y component at mid-latitude (not shown here).
Furthermore, the initial movement of the ground magnetic variation associated with the Pi2 pulsation is consistent with the magnetic variation induced from the Region 1 (R1) field-aligned current (FAC) (Yumoto et al., 1990).
Since the EEASs coincided quite precisely with Pi 2 pulsations near the magnetic equator and magnetic bay variations associated with the DP-1 current system, it is reasonable to assume that they occurred just after substorm onsets.
This paper presents a morphological analysis of the active region NOAA AR 484 as well as its intensity and magnetic field variations associated with flare occurrences.
Using ionospheric conductivity values from World Data Center WDCC), Kyoto, we estimated the magnetic field variations associated with PPE at low latitudes, which was found to be approximately −2 nT at 12 00 MLT.
Consequently, the wave-particle interaction properties are significantly affected by the magnetic perturbation and plasma variations associated with a shock sudden impact.
The estimated magnetic field variation associated with this pressure change is approximately 2 to 3 nT on the ground, which is very small compared to the observed amplitudes of the AMD variations.
It is found that the atomic order variations associated with the thermal treatments affect the structural transformation in different ways depending on the character of the magnetic ordering in the austenitic and the martensitic phases.
The DNA variations associated with diabetes spanned a region 1.7 million DNA units in length.
