Sentence examples for of maximum extent from inspiring English sources

(That area of "maximum extent" is actually the average extent from the previous 5 days).

The key variable is basal yield shear stress and its value was included in the model manually starting from the points of maximum extent of the valley glaciers and following a range known to occur in contemporary conditions.

*9 Distance from the crater to maximum extent of area of lapilli fall: 3 km.

*6 Annotation of time of eruption: 15:00 – 18:00 JST on November 7. *7 Direction and distance from the crater to maximum extent of ash fall area.

We have previously shown that SNPs with phenotypic associations in this study segregate in most populations throughout the range of Sitka spruce, including populations well south of the maximum extent of glaciation, and they are therefore likely to be evolutionarily old (Holliday et al. 2010).

Also, the highest level of "z" (maximum extent of agglomeration) causes the minimum modulus.

(3) 92% of the maximum extent of greenspaces are within the 30 180 m limit, and the mean UCI extent and intensity are 104 m and 1.78 °C.

Boundaries in red represent schematically the displacement of the maximum extent of epidote in mafic and intermediate bulk compositions as a function of CIPW normative anorthite content, An.

This was consistently shown for the determination of the maximum extent of edema (p = 0.261, t-test, Figure 2A) and for the degree of edema as determined by categorical scoring in relation to tumor size.

These balds occur on low-elevation mountains (968 1249 m), well south of the maximum extent of the Cordilleran ice sheet (Fulton, 1991), and support many endemic and disjunct species (Table 3) (Merkle, 1951; Detling, 1953; Magee & Antos, 1992; Zald, 2009) that do not appear to tolerate the currently invading conifer forest.

Models capable of predicting the maximum extent of conversion (p) of cardanol-based novolac-type phenolic resin, have been developed using response surface methodology to determine the optimum reaction conditions.