Sentence examples for station depth from inspiring English sources

Figure 13 Stress record observed in the Hiyoshi (HYS) borehole station (depth of 515 m).

Figure 8 shows a comprehensive observation device installed at the Toshinomori (TOS) borehole station (depth of 512 m), which is one of our borehole observation stations.

The maximum amplitude of stress seismic waveforms observed at the TOS borehole station was approximately 300 kPa. Figure 12 Stress seismogram and normal seismogram observed in the Toshinomori (TOS) borehole station (depth of 512 m).

During the 2011 Tohoku earthquake (11 March 2011, M 9.0). Figure 13 shows the records observed at the Hiyoshi (HYS) borehole station (depth of 515 m) for 10 days.

The mechanically activated pad design in the radial probe module enables quick deployment of the packers against the station depth and also significantly reduces the tool sticking hazard due to the mechanical arms which can exert back pressure in case of differential sticking situations.

Figure 12 shows the stress seismic motion waveforms recorded by the stress meter in the comprehensive crustal activity observation device at the TOS borehole station (depth of 512 m) during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake (M 9.0), which occurred on 11 March 2011.

Surface and bottom current recordings at a single offshore station of depth 104 m located at 31° 34.90′ N, 32° 30.01′ E have been subject to statistical analysis.

But he reviewed Gilbert's stations in depth, apparently with approval.

Macrobenthos from the Arctic deep-sea Canada Basin were collected from a total of 22 quantitative box corer casts at a total of 8 stations at depths of 640 3961 m (Figure 1).

Physical and chemical characteristics at different stations and depths in the Kongsfjorden (Ny-Alesund, Spitsbergen, Norway).

Each 96-well plate represented different dates (March, May and October 2006 and January 2007), stations and depths (Tb04 surface, Tb01 surface and Tb01 DCM), and sources (DNA and RNA).