Sentence examples for marked anomaly from inspiring English sources

However, all of these measurements failed to detect marked anomaly at the megasplay fault.

To reveal the slip behavior, Hirono et al. (2009) investigated fault rock properties such as saturation magnetization or trace element concentrations across the megasplay fault and found no marked anomaly at the gouge zone.

In the case of the Chelungpu fault in Taiwan, which slipped during the 1999 Mw 7.6 Chi-Chi earthquake (Ma et al. 1999), the slip-zone rocks show marked anomalies in both fluid-mobile trace element concentrations (Sr, Cs, Rb, and Li) and Sr isotope ratios that are consistent with fluid-rock interactions at >350°C (Ishikawa et al. 2008).

In the lower crust, there is a prominent region beneath the Hijima fault at ~17-km depth with low V p, low V s, high V p /V s of ~1.75 1.8, and a high PR of ~0.26 0.28 region, as marked by Anomaly (3) in Figs. 7 and 8.

The curator can select any of these anomalies either to zoom in on the anomaly in the ACeDB editor or to mark that anomaly in the curation tool MySQL database as seen, rejected, and not to be displayed again.

The anomaly marked in yellow might be related to the SSE found by Kobayashi and Hirose (2016).

Scenario 2 (extracted (truncated) profile inversion) in which only the distorted prominent anomaly (marked by arrows in Fig. 6, middle panel) out of the whole profile is inverted.

(2) Type II2 lava and tuff are slightly LREE-enriched, with a marked negative Nb anomaly and Th/Yb-enrichment indicating that they were generated in a supra-subduction zone (SSZ).

But this was marked down as an anomaly, caused by the plastic container used to carry the sample.

Many people are driven to succeed, but for a mother to prioritise career over family in 1970s Italy was an anomaly that marked out Carrozzini from his schoolfriends.

A complete reframing of economic life is needed not just to suppress the existential risk that climate change presents (a risk marked by a 20°C anomaly reported in the Arctic Ocean while I was writing this article), but other existential threats as well – including war.