Sentence examples for onset of spread from inspiring English sources
Another example of advanced data visualization by SAO Explorer is the spread F "directogram" (Fig. 4) which plots the oblique echo locations measured in the ionogram to detect and track the plasma irregularities/depletions responsible for the onset of spread F. Only the non-vertical echoes in the ionogram are retained for these plots.
These changes may sometimes trigger the plasma instabilities that lead to the onset of spread-F and scintillations even at the L-band frequencies.
Strata of the Bradore Formation have been interpreted in terms of a marine transgression developed at the onset of spreading of Iapetus Ocean, with a basal member of fluvial origin, a middle member of lagoonal origin and an upper member of tidal-channel origin.
'Silent' means that spontaneous activity had already ceased before the onset of spreading depolarization.
The saying that influenza "is spread with the speed of man" seems very true, but the onset of epidemic spread seems to depend on many factors and climate may be one.
The problem of day-to-day variability in onset of equatorial spread F (ESF) is addressed using data from the 2002 COPEX observational campaign in Brazil and numerical modeling.
Our climate analysis points in the same direction; falling temperature is of importance for the onset of epidemic spread of a seeded influenza.
This means that ZEB1 could function as a possible biomarker for predicting the onset of metastatic spread in prostate cancer.
For example, peak stimuli at the mid-diaphysis before the onset of ossification spread proximally and distally ahead of the ossification front.
In this case, the onset of adaptive spread would have occurred only a few decades ago and it is indeed evident that the introgressed region is much larger, encompassing several Mb (Fig. 3b).
The seeding of the influenza in all parts of Sweden over the summer period, followed by epidemic spread first in October for both the Asian Influenza and the A(H1N1 pdm09 indicates that lowering of temperature is vital for the onset of epidemic spread.
