Sentence examples for resulting ground from inspiring English sources

It was also revealed how the complexity of the parameters affects the resulting ground motion.

The resulting ground control problems (buckling, cutters, etc). in such conditions are quite challenging for mining engineers.

It has also been found that the orientation of the blade of the pipe splitting device has a considerable impact on the resulting ground displacements.

This statistical description does not uniquely define the track unevenness at a given site, however, and different track unevenness profiles matching the statistical description will lead to different predictions of dynamic axle loads and resulting ground vibration.

Watanabe et al. (2008) studied the complexity of the source model for the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake by Honda et al. (2004) by simplifying the source parameters, with the objective of extracting the dominant parameters that strongly influence the resulting ground motion.

The resulting ground truth baseline is then used for quantitative comparison of several boundary detection methods including a local application of the image region adjacency analysis and the computation of the local convex hull with the addition of a perturbation value to overcome small boundary concavities in the node location point set.

Briefly, meteorological forecasts, fire locations, fuel consumption estimates, and smoke emissions estimates are combined in a dispersion model to estimate the resulting ground-level PM2.5 concentrations in the modeling domain.

The resulting grounded theory identified the basic social process of 'navigating uncharted territory' and outlined the trajectory, impact on the family, factors that modified the experience, and strategies used by families to manage the experience [ 9- 13].

In areas covered by dense vegetation, DTM elevation errors tend to increase because less energy reaches the ground, resulting in fewer ground points for DTM surface interpolation [26].

In areas covered by dense vegetation, DTM elevation errors tend to increase because less energy reaches the ground, resulting in fewer ground points for DTM surface interpolation [ 26].

By carrying out these measurements once a week or so, engineers can detect changes in the slope of the wall resulting from ground motions.