The most important new theoretical developments are the ability to extract angle information from time-shift angle gathers (Sava and Fomel 2006; Vyas et al. 2010), the ability to extract not only reflection-angle but also azimuth information (Xu et al. 2010), and the extension of the angle-gather theory to anisotropy (Biondi 2007; Alkhalifah and Fomel 2009, 2011).
To map the upper 5 kilometers of crust, they placed 920 seismometers near the volcano summit and monitored them not only for reflections from the explosions, but also the small earthquakes that occur frequently near Mount St. Helens and even the high-frequency noise produced constantly by Earth itself.
Symbols are not only passive reflections of our values and histories: they are also active projections of the narratives we seek to share with the world.
And Harvard Business School professor emeritus, Howard H. Stevenson, says "Maintaining an effective culture is so important that it, in fact, trumps even strategy". Company culture is not only a reflection of your business, it's a reflection of you as a leader.
30 Lastly, measured CIMT is not only a reflection of the atherosclerotic burden in the carotid arteies but also reflects age-related changes, and it is imperative that the age of an individual is taken into account when CIMT is measured.
Qualitative research not only provides reflection on the inevitability of adjustments in pragmatic trials, it also provides reflection on the consequences of these adjustments.
This apparent surge is not only a reflection of the pampering of pets.
His death is not only a reflection of a school district's irresponsibility; it is also a crime.
Jeter's parents had urged him to cherish the moment as it happens, not only in reflection.
Using a double-layer AR coating not only reduces reflection losses further, but because a thinner ITO layer can be used it also reduces parasitic absorption losses.
