Sentence examples for propagation extent from inspiring English sources

The model allows for automatic source area delineation and for the assessment of the propagation extent based on various spreading algorithms and simple frictional laws (Horton et al. 2013).

In the present case, we investigate various characteristics of post-seismic ionospheric disturbances (propagation extent, generative wave frequency, propagation velocity, and direction) associated with the Indian Ocean doublet earthquake that occurred on 11 April 2012.

In other word, a pseudo-velocity is assumed for crack propagation, and the specific value of propagation extent for each step is obtained from this velocity multiplied by the time step.

Based on hydraulic fracturing experiments in laboratory, the hydraulic fracture propagation in shale is analyzed, a method for evaluating the fracture propagation extent is proposed, and the effects of geological factors and engineering factors on fracture propagation are studied.

However, they did not find any appreciable extension of the MJO over the South American region during the temporal span of 2000 2006 although we have found a very prominent ISO signature in the lower and middle atmosphere in 2008 which may indicate interannual variability of the MJO anomaly propagation extent and the associated dynamics.

The propagation and inundation extent of storm waves were simulated over a period of 4 h.

The research result can be used to predict the direction of fracture propagation to some extent and is favorable for designing parameters of radial well completion and fracturing operation.

In Animal 2, VSI was already exhibiting orthodromic action potentials even before blocking PdN6, showing individual variability in spike initiation zones (see 'Direction of VSI spike propagation predicted the extent of motor impairment').

Lastly, the significant association of basal forebrain and hypothalamic pathology with bulbar symptoms at onset identified here suggests the possibility that the site of disease initiation may play an important role in the propagation and final extent of disease.

In summary, each event was characterized with three features: the extent of propagation, the extent of propagation in the area, and the speed of propagation.

For the features defined only per event, namely the extent of propagation and the speed of propagation, ANOVAs were performed with three between-subject factors: Subject (10 volunteers), Sleep Stage and Origin Location.