Sentence examples for propagation far from inspiring English sources

The first slope that corresponds to the short crack propagation in the weld toe region and the second slope that corresponds to the stable crack propagation far from the weld toe region.

However, distant horizontal propagation, far beyond the presumed ictal onset zone, occurred at the very onset of the seizure, albeit at lower amplitude and a slightly shorter distance than during later time points, with only a slight increase in propagation distance over the course of the seizure (Figs 5 and 6).

Explosion hazards in coal mines had drawn attention to flame propagation as far back as 1815, when Davy invented his safety lamp.

The younger Cenozoic reactivation of the investigated segment of the Aurora Fault System relates to the intraplate propagation of far-field stresses associated to the plate-scale kinematics in the Southern Ocean.

Analysis of regional wave propagation from far-field body waves (Maeda et al. 2014), core reflected phases (Toya et al. 2017) and the amplification and reflection of seismic waves in the shallow structure can be effectively evaluated by considering the incidence of plane waves.

In real environments, the propagation characteristics are far more complex and are not uniform over the area.

Propagation to the far field is accomplished by using the Kirchhoff formula for moving surfaces with the results of the wave envelope code as input data.

Given the importance of placental implantation for mammalian propagation this is far from an ideal scenario from an immunological perspective.

Many researchers have successfully used infinite boundary elements to model wave propagation problems on far-end boundary (Valliappan and Zhao 1992, etc).

The conducted numerical experiments showcase the typical response of a Boussinesq-type model to a simplified moving pressure disturbance and identify the main factors and criteria for ship-wave propagation in the far-field of a vessel.

This paradox, an abundance of fungal spores and a lack of algae capable of forming associations, implies that the countless spores produced by lichen fungi are functionless, at least so far as propagation of the association is concerned.