Sentence examples for variations in the ground from inspiring English sources
Floating dry docks have the initial advantage that they can be built and fully equipped in shipyard and factory conditions, in which their construction is not subject to unforeseen hazards arising from weather and variations in the ground conditions from those anticipated during design.
GIEs are controlled by magnetic variations in the ground and the Earth's resistivity.
Therefore, variations in the ground surface temperature generally reflect changes in the surface air temperature and vice versa, and in long-term comparisons, variations in the ground surface temperature follow trends that are similar to those of variations in surface air temperature (Huang et al. 2000).
This study explores the materials (organic and inorganic components) used in the preparation layers of nine Danish Golden Age paintings in order to improve our understanding of the manufacturing processes and to achieve an impression of the degree of variation in the ground and size layers used at the time.
Thus, the variations in the measured ground level conductivity can be used to examine the atmospheric pollution, if any.
The simulated annual variations in the above-ground biomass and averaged tree height were reproduced quite well by simulation (Fig. 1).
The ground temperature measured at MMB between May 2004 and January 2005 (Nishimura et al., 2012; Fig. 5(b)) indicates that an annual temperature variation is dominant in the ground temperature variation below a depth of 0.1 m.
The difference between the 2011 and 2014 incident waves to the basin caused the variation in the observed ground motions in the Tokyo Bay area.
Dr. Hans Lundberg, a Canadian geophysicist came along and brought a portable electrical apparatus that detects variations in the composition of the ground.
When interpreting the results it should be kept in mind that weather conditions to some extent could be local and heterogeneous; e.g. variations in the orientation of the ground level towards the sun could impose restrictions on the hours of sun, wind and the snow coverage of plants compared to ZMS.
The common feature of two events examined above is that magnetospheric oscillations occurred over a wider range of local time in response to solar wind discontinuities and/or dynamic pressure increases and that largest variations on the ground were observed in the dayside cusp region.
