Sentence examples for total fallout from inspiring English sources
CLS performed reasonably well, predicting 36 58% of the total fallout concentrations measured at the mixing sites.
The Plinian phase deposited a total volume of 54 km3 of tephra (~23 km3 DRE), accounting for 26% of the total fallout deposit volume, and covering an area of ~1.3 million km2 with deposits greater than 0.5 cm in thickness.
Our better-fitting two-phase model suggests a higher mass eruption rate than previous studies, and estimates that 3/4 of the total fallout volume is co-ignimbrite in origin.
(c) Total fallout on land in the eruption (14 April–22 May) and estimated fallout thickness (dotted lines) to the south and southeast of Iceland (see Methods and Figs. 5 and 6). Figure 5: Airborne ash detected outside Iceland within 40° 70°N and 40°W 30°E.
Each of these Vulcanian cycles is characterized by total fallout masses of 0.1 1 ×107 kg over durations of 3 weeks to 3 years.
b Isopach map of total (fallout and PDC) deposits for the proximal area (unit is cm) and c isomass map for the distal area (unit is g/m2).
As much as 70 percent of the total radioactive fallout descended on one-fourth of Belarus, according to the United Nations.
In both Europe and Asia, there may be further shocks, as banks total the fallout from their investments in the American mortgage market.
The relation between Hg inventories (normalized for prevailing wind direction) and distance from the smelter was used to estimate the total Hg fallout within a 50 km radius in 5 year time-steps, thus providing a quantitative spatial-temporal Hg depositional history for the Flin Flon region.
While ticket sales have been softening since last fall for the $75 million musical, the most expensive in Broadway history, a spokesman on Monday linked last week's total to "fallout" from a well-publicized foot injury suffered by the cast member Daniel Curry during the Aug. 15 performance.
Rainwater can be collected to quantify the total atmospheric fallout in the catchment area under consideration [17].
