Toyota said that it is not aware of any crashes caused by the fault.
The more distant devices are for studying attenuation, or how fast the wave energy produced by the fault motion dissipates.
Geologists point out that the dangers posed by the fault line running across Port-au-Prince are compounded by others, like landslides and flooding.
The film boasts a script by The Fault in Our Stars director Josh Boone, and pairs Holmes onscreen with Luke Wilson.
The poems are tied together by the "fault" of the title, which recalls the character in Auden's The Orators who addressed his letter "to a wound".
But in a country still blighted by the fault lines of a bloody left-right civil war, Tsipras is also seen as a dangerous ideologue.
The junior end of millennial angst colours this likable teen romance, based on another bestseller by The Fault in Our Stars author John Green.
Part of a growing body of evidence for the wreckage wrought by the fault, such sites are potent indicators of what the fault could do again.
(The added force of gravity created by the fault zone makes something that would weigh 10,000 pounds in the basin weigh 10,001 over the fault zone).
One shot of an indigenous woman seated against a wrought-iron fence that had long been titled "By the Fault of Others" turned out to have "Death Penalty" (Slide 6) as its original title.
The Highlands are bisected by the fault line of Glen Mor Glen Albynn), which is occupied by a series of lochs (lakes), the largest of which is Loch Ness, famous for its probably mythical monster.
