Sentence examples for prominent anomaly from inspiring English sources

Using the analysis of ICE data, a prominent anomaly is detected in the VLF electric field measurement, 1 day before the earthquake.

Scenario 2 (extracted (truncated) profile inversion) in which only the distorted prominent anomaly (marked by arrows in Fig. 6, middle panel) out of the whole profile is inverted.

The northern part of this map shows a prominent anomaly with NW-SE strike that appears to be associated with three closures.

This profile shows three anomalous signatures: the prominent anomaly of interest here (for example, the ore body) present in the middle of the profile and the two minor anomalies surrounding the prominent one.

Two magnetic highs in western DML are identified as possible eastward continuation of this prominent anomaly.

Stripping was carried out on the measured data based on the 3D geological model obtained from seismic data (Baillieux et al. [2012]) to investigate the influence of the sedimentary cover on this prominent anomaly.

The horizontal magnetic tensor (underline{underline{M}}) and scalar magnetic response (mathbf{S}) reveal anomalous behavior offshore, whereas the most prominent anomalies of tipper (mathbf{T}) are confined to the coast.

The Rb+He n distribution extended to n=35 with several gaps in between due to interference with contaminants; it revealed no prominent anomalies.

Prominent anomalies have been observed at n=12 for X=Ar,[ 19] Kr, Kr2, Kr3[ 20] and Pb,[ 21] n=12, 12, 32, 44 for Ag,[ 22] and n=4, 8 for Mg.[ 22] It is difficult to deduce any systematics from these data except that n=12 is often observed, probably because an icosahedral arrangement of 12 solvent atoms around the solvated ion is a particularly favorable arrangement.

Additional examples include the strong Adelaide anomaly (Ad), which may have been part of a prominent positive anomaly overlying a putative meteorite impact basin in Wilkes Land, Antarctica that became detached in the Cretaceous separation of Australia from East Antarctica (von Frese et al. 2013).

To explain the prominent conductive anomaly, integration of geophysical data favours the hypothesis of electrical conduction across well-connected mineral network in pre-Cretaceous sediments.