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Additionally, the estimation of optimal propagation depth is illustrated by using a mass spring model.

It consists of the following steps, applied at each propagation depth z: 1. Generate local offset gathers and transform them to the wavenumber domain.

In the present implementation, the propagation depth is 1, and the validated homology score is 1.5 times the base homonymy score.

It is well-known that the number of photons decreases dramatically with the increase in propagation depth, leading to the measurement sensitivity in deep tissue significantly lower than that in superficial tissue.

A three-dimensional (3-D) granular model that has the capability of predicting time-dependent intergranular corrosion (IGC) damage propagation depths in AA5083-H131 exposed to 0.6 M NaCl solution under potential control is presented.

Similarly, the elevated pressures associated with HF are both short lived and localized to the fracture network, due to bedrock properties that limit pressure propagation at depth.

But this assumption is not valid at greater depths (Aki and Richards 1980) as the linear relationship between propagation velocity and depth vanishes below 6,000 m.

Wave propagation over arbitrary depth and interaction with structures are of fundamental importance in coastal and ocean engineering.

Note that this preservation represents modified true tracks in the sense of Marty20 and Marty et al.38, that is to say, the track is not morphologically overestimated due to depth propagation.

In the longitudinal direction (crack propagation direction), the depth of the fine grain zone is about one micrometer.

In this work, we propose a novel all-in-focus method based on directional-max-gradient flow (DMGF) and labeled iterative depth propagation.