Sentence examples for observed dips from inspiring English sources

However, with both of these platforms, we observed dips in coverage in the region of the origin of light-strand replication (Ori-L, Figure 1 ).

This is indeed the case for NV− centres in diamond (Fig. 1b), as previously suggested by observed dips in the NV− spin-lattice relaxation time (T1) and by sudden reduction in the optical hole depth (hole bleaching) in the zero-phonon adsorption, in weak magnetic fields (<5 mT)17,18,19,20.

But other observations need to confirm the true planetary nature of these candidate events, because the observed dips may also be due to an eclipsing binary star in the background whose light blends with the foreground star studied by Kepler.

Researching Marie Antoinette, I found the Observer's original report of her execution in front of the crowds in 1793: "After the head was displayed by the Executioner, three young women were observed dipping their handkerchiefs in the streaming blood of the deceased Queen".

Kepler, which belongs to NASA, America's space agency, works by observing dips in a star's brightness as a planet passes in front of it.

Telescopes on Earth can't see the individual stars, but they do observe dips in light intensity as one goes behind the other.

Most frequently, these temperatures, colder than the average temperature on Mars (around minus 60 Celsius), were observed in dips and hollows near the top of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet.

Just downstream of the fronts are precursor structures in the current densities that are responsible for the commonly observed negative dips and positive blips in the B z time series plots.

Since highly-ionized absorption features are seen from many other dip sources, this mechanism may also explain the overall changes in X-ray spectrum observed during dipping intervals from these systems.

The orientation of point bar strata from the formation is tabulated and the majority is observed to dip paleo-basinward, to the north.

For example, we observed a dip of 84°S in the Aso-C rupture band at Site 12.