Sentence examples for phase names from inspiring English sources
The list of recognised seismic phase names has changed with each edition of the manual of seismological observatory practice (Willmore and Karnik 1971; Willmore 1979; Bormann 2002, 2012).
Nevertheless, several hundreds of distinct phase names (small percentage in terms of the corresponding total number of phase reports) are still not compliant because they cannot be safely reinterpreted.
We thank Dr Wayne Richardson for his meticulous work on cleaning up the ISC Bulletin from various artefacts known to him as to a former Senior Seismologist of the ISC, including hundreds of out-dated or incomplete seismic phase names reported to the ISC over the years.
Typical deficiencies that were corrected included obsolete notations, upper and lower cases mixed up, missing characters, parts of other information such as the emergent/impulsive character of the onset attached to phase names as well as mere artefacts of parsing poorly tabulated or formatted original files.
For Phase, identical phase names were used for both parabolic flights and the hypobaric chamber to increase clarity.
The first phase named active zone, characterizes the degradation of hemicellulose and cellulose polymers.
Thus, in the proposed CTLA a new phase named "chaotic phase" is added in order to overcome this drawback.
A new precipitate phase named P-phase has recently been identified in (Ni,Pt Ti high temperature shape memory alloys.
The tetragonal phase, named form 2, is unstable, converting over time to the most prevalent phase, form 1. Comparison of the images with Connolly surfaces enabled identification of which plane of which phase was observed in the AFM images.
An innovative and accurate method for estimating the steel weight and center of gravity (COG) of a ship in the preliminary design phase, named feature-based segment estimation (FSE), is presented.
Four ternary compounds (τ1, τ2, τ3, τ4) were identified in these isothermal sections, and one new phase named τ9 (Ni9Hf19Si22) was firstly observed both at 1000 °C and 1100 °C.
