Sentence examples for sensitive station from inspiring English sources

For this analysis, we used low-pass-filtered broadband waveforms from the station SGN (NIED F-net) and band-path-filtered waveforms from the borehole high sensitive station KOM (Fig. 1).

Fig. 3. Observed velocity waveforms from the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (top) filtered with a passband from 5 to 30 Hz at the borehole high sensitive station KOM and (middle and low) filtered with passband less than 0.1 Hz at the broadband station SGN (40 km north of the Hakone volcano).

In addition to training in the design of culturally sensitive stations assessors recommended purposefully recruiting assessors from different backgrounds and involving international students in the piloting of MMI stations.

"All resources will be used to improve security of the sensitive polling stations and their effective monitoring," he added.

A smaller force costs less to maintain overseas, presents less of a target and eases the diplomatic burden for countries sensitive to stationing American troops on their soil.

The tremors were picked up by an array of 600 highly sensitive seismic stations set up by the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention as a kind of early warning system for earthquakes.

By virtue of dense networks of GPS and highly sensitive seismic stations, "slow earthquakes" (Ide et al., 2007), including slow slip events (SSEs), deep low-frequency tremors (LFTs) and very low-frequency events (VLFs), have been detected worldwide in the deep portions of subduction plate boundaries (e.g., Obara, 2002; Rogers and Dragert, 2003; Schwartz and Rokosky, 2007).

We found that the divergence and rotation were more sensitive to problematic station data.

Binding of secondary antibodies was visualized by use of the SuperSignal West Femto Maximum Sensitive Substrate (Thermo Scientific and Kodak Imagee Station 2000R (Kodak, Pittsburgh, PA).

In 1965 the predicted cosmic background radiation was discovered by Arno Penzias and Robert Woodrow Wilson of the Bell Telephone Laboratories as part of an effort to build sensitive microwave-receiving stations for satellite communication.

Also the new methodology is very sensitive to a radio station's reach...meaning that the total number of people sampling a station has become much more important.