Sentence examples for relocation waves from inspiring English sources

Three relocation "waves" have been devised as part of the BBC's "migration plan", details of which have been seen by MediaGuardian.co.uk, to move around 2,300 jobs to Salford, starting in May next year.

The numbers of absolute arrival times used in the relocation are 979 for P-waves and 722 for S-waves.

Both the P- and S-wave data were used in the relocation, but the weights of the S-wave data in the inversion were taken as 1/3 of those of the P-wave data in order to account for the smaller picking accuracies of the S-wave readings.

Several experiences during or soon after the disaster were recorded at wave 1: a relocation due to severely damaged or destroyed house; a loss of loved ones (family, colleagues, friends); injuries requiring medical treatment.

We used 54,047 manually picked and 37,301 cross-correlated pairs of differential arrival times for P waves in the hypocenter relocation.

Then using data from those participants who had relocated (at either wave), we focus on potential pathways from relocation to health and wellbeing.

For relocations, P- and S-wave readings were used, and the magnitudes were always calculated by applying the duration-dependent formula, which is widely used for local earthquakes at KOERI.

In the nineties, due to a wave of expansion and whispers of relocation, Major League Baseball took notice of the congressional contest.

We used SIMUL2000 software (Thurber and Eberhart-Phillips 1999), which allows for relocation of earthquakes with a 3-D P-wave velocity and Vp/Vs model.

We then carried out the DD relocation by using manually picked P- and S-wave arrival times, as well as the differential ones obtained by the waveform cross-correlation analysis.

A few days later the first wave of "evacuees" arrived at Manzanar War Relocation Center, a collection of tar-paper barracks in the California desert, and most spent the next three years there.