Sentence examples for records with high from inspiring English sources

Terrestrial paleoenvironmental records with high dating resolution extending into the last ice age are rare from the western Arctic.

To reduce undesirable effects from background noise, records with high signal-to-noise ratio (> 5) were chosen among the vertical components.

Thus, the method allows to obtain movement records with high spatial and temporal resolution which are suitable for the kinematic analysis of hand movements in fMRI studies.

However, it is difficult to quantitatively reconstruct precipitation records with high temporal resolution for periods greater than 100 years because the observational record is limited primarily to the last few decades [Schillereff et al. 2014].

It is concluded that the Generalized Logistic distribution is a good choice for records with high L-kurtosis quotients and its predictions in general are more extreme in high return periods when applied to records with outliers.

In efforts to prevent more tracks in the album from being spread illegally, as well as being a victim of bootlegging, Columbia Records, with high commercial expectations from the album, pulled the release of Dangerously in Love to June 24 , 2003 two weeks ahead of the planned July 8 release.

Because this age offset is thought to be relative to the sedimentation rate (Suganuma et al. 2010), geomagnetic records with higher sedimentation rates should minimize the age offset that can occur due to the PDRM lock-in process.

Because the paleomagnetic records from sections with higher sedimentation rates are thought to be less affected by the PDRM lock-in (e.g., Suganuma et al. 2010, 2011), more reliable records with higher sedimentation rates may provide younger M B boundary ages.

California was missing the ability to match student K-12 records with higher education.

By applying a special technique the small signal obtained for methanol can be recorded with high resolution.

Five borehole strainmeters have recorded with high signal-to-noise ratio co-seismic strain offsets of the 1987 M 5.8 Vatnafjöll in south Iceland.