Sentence examples for crosscutting relationship from inspiring English sources
In addition, calcite and laumontite veins are also concentrated in and around the altered zone, showing a mutually crosscutting relationship between veins and the fluidized zone.
"It has a crosscutting relationship to the surrounding rock and appears to have formed after the deposition of the layer that it transects".
In some cases, the network veins show a mutually crosscutting relationship with the ultracataclasite, and in other cases, the mélange, in which the network veins are intensely developed, is fragmented and incorporated into the basalt-derived foliated cataclasite.
(e) Schematic illustration showing the occurrences and crosscutting relationships of the fault rocks.
Crosscutting relationships among structures and kinematics indicate that the fault zone records four stages of deformation.
Finally, the timing of the tectonic deformations was constrained based on the crosscutting relationships between tectonic structures and the mare units.
The Ample project, presents two complementary languages, RDL and VML4RE, to allow specifying and reasoning about crosscutting relationships between features and requirements.
(2015) analyzed small grabens and concluded that the small grabens are no older than late Eratosthenian from the crosscutting relationships of small craters to grabens.
We use crosscutting relationships to establish the stratigraphic context of river and alluvial-fan deposits in the Aeolis Dorsa sedimentary basin, 10°E of Gale crater.
BFRs, foliated cataclasites, and non-foliated cataclasites exhibit mutually crosscutting relationships (Additional file 1: Figure S1e) and represent repeated deformations with different strain rates, which may be related to seismic cycles (Rowe et al. 2011).
Crosscutting relationships between these re-exposed and tilted peneplains and a third peneplain, an epigene and horizontal plain with residual hills, demonstrate that the latter is younger and thus of post-Cretaceous age.
