Sentence examples for zones of increased from inspiring English sources

In zones of increased turbulence, the planes' wakes will decay more quickly and the effect will diminish.

Furthermore, area (s) is added to represent the zones of increased stress due to the M 7-class earthquakes (see Fig. 2).

Geochemical data, highlighting zones of increased ingress of surface water into the groundwater, confirmed areas of discontinuities in the clay layer, which act as preferential flow paths.

The presence of this body is supported by zones of increased seismic velocities within the middle crust of the Oslo Graben according to the Magnus-Rex deep seismic experiment (Stratford et al. [2009]; Stratford and Thybo [2011]).

Following the concept of negative anomalies revealing zones of increased fracture porosity, and in agreement with fluid-chemistry, our findings suggest infiltration of meteoric water through the graben boundary fault and along preferential flow pathways that merge at intermediate depth.

They had used several bore-hole caliper surveys and these data support the concept that fracture traces reflect underlying fracture concentrations and are useful as a prospecting guide in locating zones of increased weathering, solutioning, and permeability.

The most rapid and intense Ne fluctuations occurred in high latitudes, within the zone of increased intensity of GPS signal fluctuations (ground-based ROTI data).

It is hypothesized that this is an artifact of local stress redistribution and creation of a zone of increased constrictivity close to the borehole wall.

The modeling problem is addressed by an equivalent porous medium approach where instead of simulating one small discrete fracture, a wider zone of increased permeability (zone 5) is simulated representing the fracture (not resolved individually) as well as the damaged zone around it.

The simulated result of a dry-out zone of about 1 m (at the end of the heating phase) around the heater hole, and a condensation zone of increased liquid saturation outside of the dry-out zone, is consistent with the radar tomography and air permeability data.

The incision pattern is best explained by a model of Neogene and ongoing epeirogenic uplift due to an eastward propagating zone of increased upper mantle buoyancy that we infer from propagation of Neogene basaltic volcanism and a strong lateral gradient in modern upper mantle seismic structure.