Sentence examples for adopt fault from inspiring English sources
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It may be possible to adopt fault zones as a conditional group, but epicenters of earthquakes are more exactly defined and more easily selected than fault zones.
Based on the empirical knowledge, the fault diagnosis model is built adopting fault tree analysis method which considers the uncertainty.
Areas enclosed by solid lines show the adopted fault patch.
However, these attracting SDN features also make troubleshooting SDN highly challenging, and many successfully adopted fault localization techniques in traditional networks (e.g., Belief Network) become inapplicable.
The adopted fault patch has 26 nodes in the T-direction and 15 nodes in the S-direction (Ozawa et al. 2001), as defined in Fig. 1b.
The aftershocks' major ruptures (blue squares in Fig. 10) spread NW along the adopted fault plane of the M JMA7.3 mainshock (yellow rectangles in Fig. 10).
We properly simplified the fault geometry and adopted fault parameters (Additional file 1: Table S3) from Hamling et al. (2017), which can be used to constrain the major deformation characteristics of the earthquake.
Risk analysis was performed by adopting fault-tree analysis (FTA) and an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) with consideration of the probability and impact of the risks.
We adopt the fault model of Abe (1974b), who determined dynamic and static fault parameters by directly comparing synthetic and observed seismograms at both near and far distances.
We adopt the fault model of Kawasaki (1975), who concluded that the Kita-Mino earthquake resulted from a combination of right-lateral and reverse motions on the Hatogayu-Koike fault.
We adopt the fault parameter and source location showing the minimum residual, in which the deconvolved form of the moment function is estimated to determine the seismic moment and moment magnitude (M w).
