Sentence examples for surveys of surface from inspiring English sources

Monthly underway surveys of surface water pCO2 were undertaken along the main channel and tributaries, from January to December 2013.

After the M 7.3 event, various groups conducted field surveys of surface ruptures (e.g., GSJ/AIST 2016; Kumahara et al. 2016; Shirahama et al. 2016).

Detailed surveys of surface lithology and EM conductivity, combined with profiles of groundwater age based on the 3H-3He datechniquenique, have shown that local vertical recharge is enhanced by an order of magnitude in areas where sandy deposits extend to the surface compared to areas where shallow aquifers are capped with less-permeable silts and clay [12 14].

Interestingly, many sequences represent photosynthetic taxa or are similar to those reported from the environmental surveys of surface waters.

To further characterize the reduction of B-cell population in Gpr97-deficient mice, we performed an extensive survey of surface marker expression on B-lineage cells in BM.

[87] provide a comprehensive manual regarding walking surveys of road surface defects using visual inspections and in situ field measurements.

The source-inversion results of this study were consistent with the field survey observations of surface ruptures.

A portable field spectrometer (ASD FieldSpec Pro FR®) was used for spectral surveys of terrain surfaces, and optical satellite data (Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+), CHRIS-Proba) were used for the characterization, manual mapping, and automatic classification of typical periglacial land-cover units in the Lena Delta.

Results of a simulated survey of random surface object are presented, and the change of initial azimuth value for various survey angles within the swath is examined.

This overview of the landslides throughout the Isle of Wight by the British Geological Survey was completed as part of the multidisciplinary survey of the surface geology, structure, geophysical response and offshore interpretations of the island between 2007 and 2010.

Bruce Wilson, a research scientist with the Minnesota Pollution Control Division, is midway through a satellite survey of impervious surface area in that state.