Sentence examples for main and early from inspiring English sources

We study the global properties of energetic (>30 keV) particles during the main and early recovery phase of a major magnetic storm of March 31 , 2001 using data of the NOAA 15 and 16 and the CLUSTER satellites.

The phenomena that accompanied the main and early recovery storm phases were in particular focused on in this study.

It is clearly demonstrated that the fluxes of heavy ions were particularly enhanced during the main and early recovery phases of the storm.

(2) Electric field boundaries were close to the inner edge of ring current ions throughout the main and early recovery phases, except during rapid increases in the polar cap potential when shielding was ineffective.

The equatorward shift of the main ionospheric trough (MIT) and diffuse precipitations zone accompanied by an increase in precipitating particle flux was found to have a substantial influence on the subauroral ionosphere during the main and early recovery phases.

After chats on the Main and Next stages, select speakers will take questions from the audience in special, extended Q&A sessions.

The parents, highly susceptible bread wheat check variety, Cacuke and the three RIL populations were evaluated for stem rust severity at the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI) in Njoro during four crop seasons: main season 2009, main and off-season 2010, and main season 2011, denoted as Sr-MS2009, Sr-MS2010, Sr-OS2010, Sr-MS20112011, respectively.

Researchers that studied fall Chinook salmon life history in the historical core production area (below Swan Falls Dam) only observed subyearling migrants (Bjornn 1960; Mains and Smith 1964; Krcma and Raleigh 1970).

This article by Main and Stadtman (1981) has been almost entirely ignored since the 1980s.

The HKL 3000 software package interacts with SHELXD, SHELXE (Sheldrick 2008), MLPHARE (Otwinowski 1991), DM (Cowtan and Main 1993; Cowtan and Zhang 1999), CCP4 (Winn et al. 2011), SOLVE (Terwilliger and Berendzen 1999), RESOLVE (Terwilliger and Berendzen 1999; Terwilliger 2002), ARP/wARP (Perrakis et al. 1999), O Joness et al. 1991), and COOT (Emsley and Cowtan 2004).

This further supported the existing emphasis on unclassifiable classes, proposed by Main and Weston (1981).