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Line (A B) defines the 2-D model cross section.
Open image in new window Figure 3 Schematic of the rotor model cross section.
Because of the similarity of the 1D velocity structure model (cross section in Fig. 8) and the velocity structure without sedimentary layers (cross section in Fig. 10), the simulation results for the two models are similar (compare Figs. 7 and 9).
The model generated contour maps, thickness maps, a facies model, cross sections, core logging and a porosity model.
The extractions of the atmospheric mixing angle θ23 rely on the standard model cross sections for ντ+N→τ−+X in ντ appearance experiments.
Model cross sections show significant along-strike variations in basin morphology, with transition from narrow V- and U-shaped grabens to a more symmetric, boxlike geometry passing from the basin terminations to the basin centre; a flip in the dominance of the sidewall faults from one end of the basin to the other is observed in all models.
Previous studies have simulated similar problems in the centrifuge by introducing reduced structural model cross sections (mechanical fuses) to control the locations of inelastic deformation and strength within structures usually made of aluminum [e.g., 29, 39].
The upper two subplots show the velocity model cross-section and average 1-D velocity model in the target segment of the model bounded by the vertical dashed lines in the upper panel.
Serial cross sections through the moderately oblique convergence models (60 45°) are almost indistinguishable from the orthogonal model cross-sections.
We used to start working with a sketch, a model, a painting or a model cross-section.
Later, they [ 91] used a similar approach to model cross-sections of the guinea pig cochlea at several positions, as shown in Figure 13, along the cochlea and solved the fluid-solid interaction eigenvalue problem for the axial wavenumber, fluid pressure, and vibratory relative motions of the cochlear partition as a function of frequency.
