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The curves for Europe and North America, for example, are reconciled by the assumption that the latter has drifted about 30° westward relative to Europe since the Triassic Period.
The curves for Europe and North America, for example, are reconciled by the assumption that America has drifted about 30° westward relative to Europe since the Triassic Period (approximately 251 million to 200 million years ago).
The X-ray image of this object shows a point-like source at the Mouse's "head", accompanied by a "tail" that extends for about 40″ westward.
Crack meter K3 (westward to K1) monitors a crack covered with loose rocks and shows seasonal variations of only 0.2 mm (effective measuring displacement of 0.4 mm).
He had come the way I had, from Xian, 1,600km westward down the Gansu corridor between the wastes of the Gobi and the cold heights of the Qilian Shan.
The fault plane preferred for the Mw 7.5 foreshock is the nodal plane of the global CMT solution with a strike of 190° and a dip of 7° westward as shown projected in Fig. 3(b).
Therefore, we conclude that the fault plane of this earthquake is the nodal plane of the global CMT solution with a strike of 182° and a dip of 42° westward.
In particular, the diurnal tide zonal winds in WACCM3 above Kauai are considerably larger in amplitude than those observed in the radar data, due to contributions from nonmigrating tidal components including wave numbers eastward 1 through 3, westward 2, and stationary components, which interfere constructively with the migrating component around equinox in WACCM3.
