Sentence examples for both of these faults from inspiring English sources
In under an hour we learned what chaos theory actually means (that even nice, predictable Newtonian physics can end up in chaos: the simplest of equations can lead to unstable outcomes); how medicine would benefit if it remembered that a human approach to patients can heal alongside technological whiz-bang developments; and how banking imploded from a combination of both of these faults.
Both of these faults are trivial in the big picture; for the most part, the Pixi's hardware design is quite commendable.
Fortunately, both of these fault segments cross areas with relatively sparse population.
One of these faults, the Verde Fault, runs directly under Jerome along the Jerome anticline.
And, indeed, to lose an advantage through diffidence is no less blamable in a general than to fall into danger for want of foresight; for both these faults, though of a contrary nature, spring from the same root, want of judgment and experience.
In both of these examples, the average fault slip rate of the source faults has been difficult to estimate using modern geodetic data because they are so low.
If these two are separated it is most likely both of their faults.
In a small way, I have lost the boss money (not my fault!) under both of these arrangements -- plus a couple of others.
Slow slip velocity, long-term rise time, and large displacement are recognized in these fault zones (both of the megasplay, the frontal décollement).
