Sentence examples for surface anomalies from inspiring English sources

Rather than troubleshoot the bugs — which added surface anomalies and amusing protuberances to his renderings — Stuart incorporated them, challenging the bedrock design principle that form follows function.

Therefore, we can explore for oil, gas by determining reflectance spectra of surface anomalies.

However, several other unrelated factors can attenuate GPR signals such as reinforcing bar depth, surface anomalies and reinforcing bar spacing.

The response of the atmosphere to midlatitude ocean surface anomalies has been difficult to detect unambiguously because of the complexity of the turbulent westerly flow between 20° and 60° latitude in both hemispheres.

The study is a proof of concept in using multiple science disciplines (microbiology, geochemistry, regolith) to evaluate surface anomalies related to exploration.

Hydrocarbon microseepage theory establishes a cause-and-effect relation between oil and gas reservoirs and some special surface anomalies, which mainly include surface hydrocarbon microseepage and related alterations.

Grids of SVD Mohr circles can show the magnitudes and directions of the injected near surface anomaly.

Thus, the shorter-wavelength near-surface anomalies from terrestrial, shipborne, and airborne magnetic surveys provide important constraints to augment lithospheric studies of the satellite magnetic data.

Correlation of the near-surface anomalies and the hydrothermal veins in the tunnel is possible when considering an E W offset due to the dip of the structures.

Basic data on the near-surface anomalies were obtained from both the Australian fourth and fifth edition total intensity magnetic anomaly grids (Milligan and Franklin 2004; Milligan et al. 2010).

The affiliated correlation coefficient CC (7a, 7b) = 0.58 suggests that the downward continued CHAMP data have recovered only about 34% of the upward continued near-surface anomalies at the 10-km altitude.