Sentence examples for shallower interval from inspiring English sources

The second interval is mainly dominated by siltstone, reflected in a relatively low mean thermal conductivity (2.2 W m−1 K−1) and a slightly higher T-gradient compared to the shallower interval (23.0 °C km−1).

These temperatures are similar to or less than the present-day temperatures measured for corresponding sample depths in all wells (with the exception of a shallow interval from RN10).

For the calculation the negative T-gradient values of the shallow intervals were disregarded, as they do not represent steady state conditions.

Cation concentrations are particularly low at B4 (3.3 ± 1.4 meq L-1) and sulfate levels are elevated in the shallowest intervals at the same location (Fig. 3h, Fig. 5h).

It is likely that a relatively low temperature gradient is representative for the Batinah coast, even if advective disturbance is present in the shallow intervals of the wells.

The limestones are considered as the shallowest intervals of the formation.

Reducing conditions are confirmed by acid-leachable Fe(II)/Fe ratios >0.3 in the solid phase at all sampled intervals, with the exception of the three shallowest intervals at NS6.

This value is in excellent agreement with previously determined heat flow for the shallow depth interval after correction for rapid sedimentation in the Kumano Basin.

Subsurface sediments in shallower sampling intervals can be entrained and transported by waves or currents, whereas deeper layers are "historical" sediments that were already fixed and are not entrained by the surface processes.

In the interval shallower than the OWC observed at 3674 m, there is an apparent high resistivity with good separation.

It is characterized by good low gamma ray readings and high resistivity with good separation at the interval shallower than the OWC at 3686 m.