Sentence examples for relatively resistive from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the validity of the latter condition remains uncertain; however, provided that we consider seismic surface waves with periods of several tens of seconds in a relatively resistive crust (i.e., with a resistivity >100 Ω·m), the induction effect is almost negligible.

This bell-shaped conductor surrounds a relatively resistive body (10 100 Ωm).

In general, care should be taken in working with MT data in the FLR band, especially in places where the Earth is relatively resistive.

The affected sites are most common in, or on the edges of, areas where the Earth is relatively resistive (Fig. 1).

Results from 3D inversions using ModEM software show a relatively resistive Ikara Flinders Ranges, with two parallel arcuate conductors at 20 to 80 km depth in the Nackara Arc.

However, if the Earth is in bulk relatively resistive (~ 1000 Ωm or more), the skin depth at 30 s will be ~ 90 km or more, comparable to source wavelengths expected for Pc's.

The stable segment of the road pavement at the NE flank, between distance 150 300 m is characterised by relatively high resistive topsoil in the depth range 0 6 m with resistivity values greater than 130 Ωm which is composed of sandy clay, clayey sand and laterite observed in the geoelectric section.

In deeper structure, R1 is in tectonic contact with relatively lower resistive zone (R2: > 150 Ωm) made up of large metamorphic sole of the CPS (Figs. 3, 4b).

A more solid mass on MRI or a relatively high resistive index in the wall of the mass at Doppler ultrasound also favours diagnosis of a secondary neoplasm.

This method would provide particularly valuable results if the dam material presents relatively high resistivities and lies on less resistive alluvium or if groundwater flow occurs in the lower parts of the dam.

Furthermore, although not explored in this work, it would be possible to thermally cycle the NiTi relatively quickly using resistive heating.