Sentence examples for mapping and sampling from inspiring English sources
Our results show that the exploration of the Haughton impact structure can be broken down into 3 distinct phases: (1) reconnaissance; (2) systematic regional-scale mapping and sampling; and (3) detailed local-scale mapping and sampling.
As David, Paul, and I ventured off into the moraine belt to begin mapping and sampling, Summer and colleagues headed to Drukso Gangri.
Mapping and sampling excavations show the primary occupation of the site dates to cal AD 400 800, by groups of the Recuay tradition.
Also essential to petrological research is the careful mapping and sampling of rock units, which provide data on regional gradations of rock types and on associations unavailable by other means.
To meet this challenge, future ocean exploration must depart dramatically from the classical ship-based expeditions of the past devoted to mapping and sampling.
Through the establishment of an accurate fish distribution database and detailed mapping and sampling of the habitats named above, future research could significantly enhance the level of protection afforded to South African marine biodiversity.
Plots were generated using the FastQC program (see Code Availability 1). Figure 3: Experimental overview and assessment of read mapping and sample variance.
Together with the in-house developed Cell Exposure and Nuclear Application CENAA) software using LabVIEW, the system implements beam scanning, single ion targeting, ion counting, energy spectrum measurement, spectrum mapping and sample irradiation.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Geology map and sampling sites of study area.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Study area map and sampling sites (1) Site-1 (near agricultural fields) Most of the run-off from the agriculture (paddy) fields directly enters into the lake body.
In 2002, the R/V "Charles Darwin" carried out a 28-day cruise along the Omani shelf, with the main objective of producing a bathymetry map and sampling the benthic community (Jacobs 2003).
