Sentence examples for precursory information from inspiring English sources

The precursory information of fault slip during the underground mining activities is studied as well.

The micro-seismic precursory information can be captured by micro-seismic monitoring equipment.

The sharp increase and the succeeding stabilization of stress or steady increase in displacement can be identified as the precursory information of fault slip.

Fig. 7. Percentage loss of precursory information as a function of target magnitude for a one year forecast window due to non-inclusion in the forecast of earthquakes occurring during the year.

A backlog variable needs some precursory data to account for projects already in the books of the firms when our main data set starts.

The performance of such hybrid models would help to clarify the relative information value of the precursory scale increase phenomenon with that of short-term clustering for forecasting over a range of target magnitudes.

It is clear therefore that the EEPAS model can be entered for CSEP testing in the one-year forecast class with hardly any loss of information due to the exclusion of precursory earthquakes.

The idea of using nonclassical light to improve the performance of classical information tasks can be traced back to precursory works on quantum illumination [32, 33], where the presence of a low-reflectivity object in a bright thermal-noise bath is detected with higher accuracy when entangled light is sent to illuminate the target region.

However, the GNSS data did not show clear precursory deformation between 2007 and September 2014.

We studied a series of ash samples from the 2011 Shinmoe-dake eruption and its precursory eruptions in 2008 to 2010 to 1) define eruption stages, including information on magma-water interaction, and 2) infer changes in the volcanic edifice as eruptive activity progressed (Fig. 14).

See Section 3 for details of the data processing and the target period and precursory period.