Sentence examples for trace associated with from inspiring English sources
Fujiwara et al. (2016) also found numerous small slips as interferogram fringe offsets occurred even 10 km far from the main Futagawa fault trace associated with the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake.
One is characterizing the so-called circular cone convexity of f by exploiting the second-order differentiability of f L θ ; the other is introducing the concepts of determinant and trace associated with circular cone and establishing their basic inequalities.
Eventually, the test-driver releases the cloud resources used by the systems using the tear down procedure and outputs the response (so called trace) associated with the failure sequence.
The bulk optical absorption of the laser pulse at 532 nm by normal whole blood (mainly by hemoglobin) produced the background trace associated with the thermo-elastic effect (30 ) (a heat-driven transient pressure rise).
The prosecutor revealed traces associated with the explosive Semtex were detected on the extra-large jacket.
Subsequently, under displacement-controlled compression, a stress plateau is traced associated with the gradual spreading of crushing of the cells through the material.
These include defensive structures such as earthworks, primary and secondary traces of warfare itself (e.g. bomb craters and rubble mountains), conflict-related traces associated with military training and weapons testing facilities as well as, potentially, traces of conflict sustenance (e.g. conflict-related mining and infrastructure).
Minuscule fragments of wood adhering to metal objects were identified as belonging to nine species of timber, all native to Britain: wood traces associated with the iron fittings of the outer chest established that it was made of oak.
This was particularly evident in plots of dV/dt, where the spikelet waveform observed in isolation could be identified in traces associated with full-blown APs immediately prior to the AP response.
Thus while the plants at the field site may show a pattern of gene expression that distinguishes them in a cluster apart from the cabinet-grown plants, the traces associated with DEGs from the YF sample group show an internally consistent pattern of expression despite having been selected randomly from a single natural site in their native Yukon habitat.
The sequential extraction scheme proposed and outlined by Tessier et al.[5] was used to partition trace elements associated with these sediments into the following fractions: Trace elements, which are weakly associated with clays, hydrated oxides of iron and manganese, and humic acids, and are readily mobilized by changes in ionic strength.
