Also, the predominant strike-slip mechanism from teleseismic inversion could be an artifact of assuming a constant low dip angle, and the true dip angle in the northern segment could be high as manifested by the dip angles of focal mechanisms (event Nos. 1, 7, 9, 10, 11).
But I dug into the crunchy pig tails and invitingly tender pork tongue beside it on the plate, a constant special, dipping them into a dark and intense sauce called jaew, made from soy, dried chilies and toasted ground rice.
Pegmatite in older granite rock is a regular tabular body with a fairly constant strike and dip [21].
Although his lung capacity remained constant, his pulse dipped as low as sixty-three (during "Take a Chance on Me").
You can imagine what they would have looked like on costumed performers in constant motion, twirling, dipping and raising dust.
GPR images of the subsurface frequently contain geometric information (constant or variable-dip reflections) from various structures such as bedding, cracks, fractures, etc.
The plots shows the variation of Poisson's ratio, Young's modulus and Bulk modulus with the angle θ from the bedding normal symmetric axis: From Figs. 12, 13, 14 and 15 it can be inferred that for I/S in younger Cambay shale the Poisson's ratio, Shear modulus, Bulk modulus and Young's modulus remain almost constant with the dipping bed angle having the average values of 0.47, 9.4, 96 and 27.5.
The number of dips taken at each sampling plot was proportional to the size of channel, as sizes varied from plot to another; a constant number of dips across all larval plots would have introduced bias in the study results.
