Sentence examples for plume tool from inspiring English sources

In order to map where microinjections were likely to have directly impacted local tissue, and to assign anatomical responsibility for behavioral effects, we used a Fos plume tool applied to separate rats to measure local plume-shaped regions of neuronal modulation caused by microinjections of DNQX, muscimol or each of the vehicles (total n = 33) [24], [25], [25] (Fig. 4).

Writing under a nom de plume has become a personal tic, a tool that writers use to free up a different authorly persona within themselves.

This study demonstrates the applicability of the tool for the detection of a plume caused by a massive explosion in a firework factory in Enschede, The Netherlands, on May 13 , 2000

The plume model can be used as a predictive tool in a 'forward modelling' approach, where source and atmospheric conditions are specified.

The effectiveness and reliability of the software tool was found to be satisfactory, as plume was automatically detected and discriminated from the underlying surface.

Detection of volcanic lightning events (Hoblitt 1994; McNutt and Davis 2000; Thomas et al. 2007; Thomas et al. 2010; Bennett et al. 2010; Arason et al. 2011a; Behnke et al. 2013) could be used as a real-time remote sensing tool for determining the trajectory of volcanic plumes (Mather and Harrison 2006; James et al. 2008; Thomas et al. 2010).

A new software tool for the automatic detection and monitoring of plumes caused by major industrial accidents is described.

The monitoring methodologies to be deployed include downhole tools via a monitoring well, 2D and 3D surface seismic for subsurface imaging of the plume, shallow geophysics for the fresh-saline water interface and surface, atmospheric and remote sensing tools for leakage integrity.

To enable detailed investigations of early stage hydrothermal plume formation and abiotic and biotic plume processes we developed a new oceanographic tool.

A key factor in understanding both the environmental impact of a leak from a CCS system and how to design appropriate monitoring tools is an understanding of the dispersal of a CO2 plume in seawater.

In this study, we perform an uncertainty analysis of an integral plume model to examine the efficacy of plume models as inverse modelling tools that are used to estimate source conditions from observations of the plume height, using the history matching method.