Sentence examples for shallow results from inspiring English sources

Even for conditions where the buried explosive is quite small and the depth of burial is shallow, results clearly show that scaling of small specimen buried blast loading experiments can be applied to quantitatively predict the dynamic response of larger structures.

Mueller detected a strange number of paralytic accidents in organized swimming, all from relay-type dives into water that was too shallow — resulting in today's minimum depths.

In addition, the shallow pool results in a directional solidification, with the crystals growing parallel to the axes of the ingot; this greatly improves the subsequent hot-forming operation.

Equally beguiling, at least for me, since I'm shallow, were results from experiments at the University of Massachusetts showing that when volunteers stood all day — nothing else; no walking or jogging; just standing — they burned hundreds more calories than when they sat for the same period of time.

The model suggests that a shallow degassing results in a S-rich gas and the composition becomes S-poor with increasing pressure, then becomes also H2O-poor with further pressure increase (Fig. 8).

These regions do not fall within the highly fractured quartzite belt stretching in the NNE-SSW direction (Figure 2), considered an aquifer system with relatively high storage capacity (Loehnert [1985]); hence, the lack of physical heat signatures as compared with the Ikogosi Warm Spring area where the aquifer system along with faults and shallow CPDs results in the warm spring.

A shallow acetabulum results in statically elevated contact pressure, reduced contact area, and joint instability, and OA tends to develop much earlier in the population with AD than in those with normal acetabular architecture [ 3, 4].

As a preprocessing module, syntactic simplification can be used to prune irrelevant constructs from shallow parsing results (4), parse trees (5), dependency graphs (6), or to produce different versions of the original sentence by splitting it in multiple sentences or by combining constituents (7 9).