The seed of that is found in early Cubist painting and collage, with their shaking-apart structures, razor-sharp slices into space and disorienting confusions of art, language, time and accident.
Watanabe et al. (1979) suggested that two old cinder cones known as Akai and Omine that erupted large amount of lava flows at the western side of Aso caldera were located in two small extensional pull-apart structures, where two discontinuous right-lateral strike-slip faults had formed an echelon.
Mannen (2008) proposed that a pull-apart structure in Hakone caldera caused by a left lateral strike-slip faults.
Takahashi (1995) deduced that large-volume felsic volcanism related to the extensional stress field is likely a pull-apart structure within a large strike-slip fault.
Also, a pull-apart structure accompanying with normal faulting components seems to control Çınarcık and Central basins (Armijo et al. 2005).
West of the transform margin, divergent rifting during the Early Cretaceous initiated the development of the Deep Ivorian Basin, essentially, as a single major pull-apart structure.
The Beida graben is formed at a horse tail structure next to Abiad and Kid faults, while the Nabq graben is a pull-apart structure formed as onshore continuation of the Dakar deep.
She said Mr. Klein had broken apart the structures that once efficiently reassigned teachers.
The only difference is that earthquake waves are so powerful--their energy can equal several nuclear bombs--that they literally shake apart rigid structures.
The earliest identified organisms were minute and relatively featureless, and their fossils look like small rods, which are very difficult to tell apart from structures that arise through abiotic physical processes.
Lysates were then incubated overnight at 37°C for maturation [17], after which 0.17 volumes of 5 M NaCl was added and lysates were 3× freeze/thawed at −80/37°C to further break apart cellular structures.
