Sentence examples for regional source from inspiring English sources

A large slip area near, and offshore of, the hypocentral region with maximum slip exceeding 25 m is obtained by both teleseismic and regional source process analyses.

A substantial and novel regional source of money to fund these initiatives could be provided by "people's pensions".

Dubai's financial centre would do most service to the Middle East as a regional source of cheap capital and a spur to good governance.

One arms-trafficking researcher who has examined the stocks of many African states said the photographs of the projectiles in Konna documented a weapon that had no likely regional source other than Libya.

West Africa was supplying about 15percentt of daily oil imports by the middle of this decade, and Nigeria, as the world's 11th largest producer, was by far the biggest regional source, according to a 2007 paper in International Policy Report by three American experts.

The regional source flux, assumed to be uniformly distributed, is viewed as the causative factor for the widely prevalent background concentration.

The surrogate model for brain activity consisted of 15 regional sources covering all brain regions.

Data from lake sediments, peat cores, and ice cores all indicate that atmospheric Hg deposition has increased globally by about a factor of 3 since preindustrial times (∼1850), with larger increases in regions receiving elevated deposition from regional sources.

Thus, this method of source apportionment represents an estimate of the maximal amount of Hg contributed by regional sources and may be limited in regions of deep convective mixing.

For example, most study regions will have some pollutant concentrations dominated by regional sources that are likely to remain spatially homogeneous and some pollutant concentrations dominated by local sources that are likely to be spatially heterogeneous within the study area.

Mr. Murray really accomplished something substantial in the 1980's, connecting vanguardist notions with American traditional and regional sources like gospel and rhythm-and-blues, not to mention following a growing interest in the history of jazz qua jazz.