Sentence examples similar to arc depth from inspiring English sources

The subsolidus breakdown of epidote in the presence of carbonates at depths exceeding 120 km provides a major source of C O H volatiles at sub-arc depth.

Current knowledge on the solidus temperature for carbonated eclogites suggests that carbonatitic liquids should not form from a subducted oceanic lithosphere at sub-arc depth.

Calculated pressure-temperature paths for the subducted slab in relatively warm subduction zones (Fig. 9b; see also Figure 6 in Syracuse et al., 2010) suggest that the altered gabbroic rocks of the oceanic crust may undergo partial melting at sub-arc depth.

As the wet solidus for MOR basalts approaches such conditions (Fig. 1), epidote is expected to affect melting of mafic eclogites at pressures largely exceeding the amphibole stability field, therefore down to sub-arc depths.

Therefore, the V p of the base of the lower curst and the arc Moho depth of around 30 km were inferred using PmP arrivals.

The arc Moho depth of about 29 km is estimated from PmP arrivals (see the checkerboard test result in Fig. 5).

The oblique subduction of Philippine Sea Plate (Seno et al. 1993) induces a shear stress in the vicinity of the MTL and separates the fore-arc sliver from the crust of the arc at depth (Kamata and Kodama 1994; Miyazaki and Heki 2001; Tabei et al. 2002).

The remainder is the surface water that passed over the Antillean arc at depths of less than 2,600 feet (800 metres).

Similar several deep reflectors are found below the southern Izu Ogasawara arc at depths of around 25 35 km (Takahashi et al. 2009).

Two vessels, one Chinese and one from Dutch engineering company Fugro, are currently mapping the sea floor along the arc, where depths exceed 5,000 meters in parts.

The stress field parameters were determined along the arc for several depth ranges.