Sentence examples for persisted down to from inspiring English sources

However, Eicken and his colleagues found that a network of watery microveins among the pores persisted down to -30°C.

Mn2+ and FeIIIL abruptly disappeared at 15 mm, but Fe2+ and FeSaq persisted down to 24 mm, with a second Fe2+ maximum at 19 mm.

Hence, Tamar became a personification of the heyday of Georgia, a perception that has persisted down to the present time.

In science and industry Herman states that James Watt's steam engine "gave capitalism its modern face, which has persisted down to today".

As to the nature of the compounds accounting for PaCS metachromatic basophilia, we found that, when the pH of the toluidine blue solution was progressively lowered from 8.0 (i.e., the usual value of the standard borax solution used for staining semithin resin sections) down to 3.0, metachromatic basophilia persisted down to pH 4.2, weakened at pH 3.9 and completely disappeared at pH 3.6.

The lower-than PREM V p values persist down to about 300 km below the CMB.

We note however that the torus bifurcation of the full system only persists down to r x ≃ − 5.10.

The results show that for outer rise events, features of the geometry of the fault system prior to subduction persist down to c. 450 km depth in the subducted slab, which suggests that intraslab events down to this depth are caused by the reactivation of preexisting faults containing hydrous minerals that formed prior to subduction.

According to recent experimental studies (e.g., Perrillat et al. [2013]; Du Frane et al. [2013]), the estimated temperature at the foci (approximately 750°C) seems too high for a substantial volume of metastable olivine to persist down to this distance from the trench, unless the slab is extremely dry (the H 2O content is much less than 70 ppm).

As-fabricated and statically annealed specimens were used to determine the variation in microhardness with grain size, and results confirm that the Hall-Petch relationship persists down to at least the finest grain size examined experimentally (∼90 nm).

A seismic low-velocity layer detected in the slab crust persists down to the depth of this upper-plane seismic belt, but no further, which provides evidence that the phase transformation of the dehydration reaction occurs there.