Sentence examples for surveys located from inspiring English sources

This research uses four three-dimensional (3D) seismic surveys located in Australia's largest onshore hydrocarbon province, the intra-cratonic Cooper and Eromanga basins, to present an approach that extracts important structural and stratigraphic information from geophysical data that can then be used to define the tectonostratigraphic evolution of subsurface provinces.

The surveys located evidence of the settlement on Saint Croix Island, after which the commission fixed the southern portion of the border on what is now known as the Saint Croix River.

These web links activated different surveys located on the SurveyMethods, Inc. website (http://www.SurveyMethods.com).

Harmonization between methods and interpretations are important to compare the results of various surveys located in different geographic areas [ 14, 15].

The most expensive nursery in this year's survey, located in the West Midlands, costs £11 per hour, equating to a staggering annual bill of £14,300 for the same amount of care.

An MT survey located an electrical conductivity zone just beneath the fault plane of the 1962 northern Miyagi earthquake (Mitsuhata et al.2001).2001

In this paper, we adopt an integrated approach by combining results from petrophysical analysis with seismic attributes to determine brittle zones, TOC, and resistivity distributions within a 3D survey located in Dimmit County, South Texas.

A 400 km2 3-D surveyc survey located in the Qibei Sag contains a complete series of clastic Tertiary deposits, including the Kongdian, Shahejie, Dongying, Guantao, and Minghuazhen Formations (from bottom to top).

Mentz writes that the survey located "at least 27 burials, 16 stone rings, 19 effigies and other features in or adjacent to the pipeline corridor just north of the Standing Rock reservation".

Botsford argued that the condemnation order on his property exceeded statutory authority because it seeks an easement to survey, locate, construct, operate, and maintain (including cathodic [corrosion] ), activities necessary for the transportation of crude petroleum and ANY product, "by-product and derivative thereof".

All 803 scientists who completed their surveys were located in the United States.