Sentence examples for observed corner from inspiring English sources

An estimated value of stress drop is proportional to an observed corner frequency to the third power for both models.

If this was the case, attenuation should have changed dramatically over the whole ray path and this would have decreased the observed corner frequency by half.

Since actual fault sizes of small earthquakes are unknown in most cases, we usually estimate the fault dimension from the observed corner frequency.

As the stress drop analysis from the observed corner frequencies usually assumes that the rupture speeds of earthquakes are the same, the fault dimension of earthquake X is overestimated, thus resulting in an estimated stress drop for earthquake X that is an order of magnitude smaller than the actual one and the value of earthquake Y.

For his part, Liebling admired, and meant to emulate, the British writers of the eighteenth century who observed every corner of society, the Fancy who ruled things and the Poor who feigned to listen; he favored above all the ones who wrote least stingily both in volume and in metaphorical profusion — Defoe, Egan, and Hazlitt.

Groundwater mound overlap was identified for spatial arrangements where intersecting streets created superposition, and greater mounding was observed at corner-situated bioretention basins.

But as the music historian Walter Frisch has observed, such a corner seems not to have existed in the rounded room at the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten in which the concert took place.

The ASCE 7 10 standard was observed to underestimate corner wind suctions on trapezoidal roof.

Interestingly, a localized high attenuation is observed at the corner of the mantle wedge where no volcanic activity occurs at the surface (lines D and E).

For these three peaks, the LSPs can be observed at the corner of the bottom NCs, and the incident light can be concentrated in the Si layer, which can enhance the light absorption.

The high-attenuation area observed at the corner of the mantle wedge corresponds to an area of low velocity and moderate-to-high Vp/Vs ratio, where serpentinization may occur (e.g., Kamiya and Kobayashi 2000; Matsubara et al. 2005).