Sentence examples for trace to trace from inspiring English sources

The similarity attributes are now calculated by following the local direction (dip and azimuth) from trace to trace.

The system was therefore capable of detecting a change in ice thickness from trace to trace of <2 m when a high-amplitude bed reflection was present.

Elements such as dependencies, delays, and stalls are all a direct result of the particular trace being run, and can differ from trace to trace.

The travel times of each reflection from the ice-bed interface were picked on the radar profiles using a semi-automatic picker that followed the onset of the bed-reflection wavelet from trace to trace.

In the raw data sections, the reflections of interest were hidden by significant environmental noise with frequencies that overlapped those of the transmitted pulses and varied from trace to trace.

Within each window the energy and several trace-to-trace similarities are computed.

Because the coherence measurements in three dimensions represent the trace-to-trace similarity, they produce interpretable changes (Chopra et al. 2011).

The regions of seismic traces cut by channels, for example, result in sharp discontinuities in the trace-to-trace coherence, producing delineation of low coherence along the channel profile.

The specially designed multi-layer perceptron (MLP) neural network-modelled seismic chimneys are usually associated with chaotic reflections on seismic sections with low energy and low trace-to-trace similarity associated with the propagation of fluids through fissures and fractures in strata.

To trace or not to trace?

For the linear model, the stability chart with various spinning parameters of the blade is studied via the Bolotin method, and an efficient boundary tracing algorithm is developed to trace the stability boundary of the linear model.