Sentence examples for mm of subsidence from inspiring English sources

From April 2009 to October 2014, a time period that included the 2014 eruption, ~8 mm of subsidence was detected on the Yashikino and Kiso-Onsen routes (Figs. 2 and 5), with deformation concentrated in the area to the west of BM205.

The cut-off values for the probability of revision to exceed 50% and 95% were 1.2 mm and 2.6 mm of subsidence after 2 years.

In a study with HP-Garche uncemented stems, Wykman et al. (1988) reported 0.6 3.9 mm of subsidence in 7 of 8 stems after 2 years.

Akhavan and Goldberg (2007) retrospectively reviewed 100 consecutive hips with the same fiber metal coated tapered stem and reported only 4 stems with more than 2 mm of subsidence at the 1-year follow-up.

The ABG stem showed 0.28 mm of subsidence with a maximal amplitude of 4.31 mm in 1 case (Thien et al. 2007), and the Taperloc stem coated with hydroxyapatite subsided 0.25 mm after 2 years (Boe et al. 2011).

This is similar to the Mayo short stem, where Morrey et al. (2000) reported no subsidence in 88% of the cases after 6 years, while 5% showed less and 7% showed more than –2 mm of subsidence.

After grouting, field measurement showed that the ground subsided by 712 1118 mm and coefficient of subsidence reducing of 62.60 65.49%.

The precision of our measurements was 0.11 mm for subsidence and 0.66 degrees for retroversion.

A precision of 1.0 degrees for internal rotation and 0.1 mm for subsidence was found in the present study.

Uplifting of approximately 26 mm and subsidence of 14 mm were detected from observations.

In the three mining working faces in Fushun Laohutai Coalmine of Liaoning (Table 1) (Yang et al. 2001), the estimated ground subsidence is 2254 3240 mm, the targeted coefficient of subsidence reducing is 60 65%.