Sentence examples for reliable constraints from inspiring English sources
Only a few geochemical, geophysical, and astronomical observations provide reliable constraints on the planet's mantle.
The results indicate that an integrated conceptual model for the hydrothermal system at the TVG can provide reliable constraints for its potential volcanic hazards.
GIS mapping approach of lateritic land surfaces, accounting for reliable constraints, might be promising for larger scale investigations of mineral resources in Cameroon.
Based on previous studies of the sedimentary facies in cored coastal plain deposits of the southeastern Izu Peninsula, reliable constraints on the age and amount of coseismic uplift were obtained at site 7 near Minami Izu (Fig. 1).
A scenario based solely on mass fluxes (as for the 200 tons/day case) could therefore be an underestimation of the true flux; however, reliable constraints for sources and fluxes of SO2 could not be achieved.
We obtained reliable constraints on the source fault of the 2013 M w 6.2 Ruisui earthquake, in central CRF, through the inversion of few observations of borehole strainmeter co-seismic static strain offsets.
But now empirical evidence is suggesting that Southwest has become such a large entity that it's no longer a reliable constraint".
Based on the statistical properties of the failure probability estimator given by DDM, a 'minimum' computational effort, in terms of providing a reliable judgment on the reliability constraint, is defined so that a further reduction in the computational cost can be achieved in the proposed reliability-based optimization (RBO) algorithm.
These new planetary magnetic field models will provide more reliable observational constraints on the processes generating the fields in the interior of the planets and moons.
The use of the more precise and reliable calibration constraints is indeed advocated to be of outmost importance in the application of Bayesian molecular clock methods [ 43].
Even when cleavage events are sparse, I had trouble understanding how the authors turn the distribution of RT stops into reliable distance constraints.
