Sentence examples for a lower fault from inspiring English sources

This might be related to lower effective porosities due to a more fine-grained facies, a higher compaction, a lower fault density, as well as a higher mineralized fluid and higher rock cementation.

If we assume a much lower fault slip rate only 0.1 mm/year then a magnitude ≥7 earthquake would be expected far less frequently about every 6300 years.

The foundation employs autistic people, who have a 10 times lower fault rate in software testing and other tasks.

The MSC-DM-CRC based FIR design achieves smaller overhead and lower fault missing rate simultaneously.

From the figure, it's clear that: (1) larger modulus brings lower fault missing rate; (2) more samples for MSC produces lower fault missing rate; (3) the simulation results match the theoretical results very well.

(Lower) Fault planes of micro-earthquakes (green) and active fault traces (purple) in the area surrounded by the blue dashed line in the upper figure.

Protection system design for MGs pose significant challenges due to bi-directional flow from DGs as well as lower fault current levels due to the inverter connected DG sources in islanded MGs.

Theoretically, our stress model has a SHmax-depth relation constrained by LOT-2245 (SL) with radial extension as a lower bound faulting regime and NF/SS transition as an upper bound (Figure 8A).

We find that lower fault-zone friction coefficients (μ values from 0.7 down to 0.5) lead to increasing degree of the slow rupture mode, and also that the slow rupture velocities (V r  = 0.07 to 5.43 m/s) are largely consistent with those of short-term SSEs observed in nature.

The fact that the adjoining Müllerthal region in Luxembourg, which also lies within the ED, does not have any mineral springs may be related to the relatively thick and impermeable sedimentary cover and a lower number of faults.

The A-plane sample shows a threading dislocation density on the same order; however, a much lower stacking fault density is found in comparison to the M -plane sample.