Sentence examples for deep subsidence from inspiring English sources

The synrift stage can be further subdivided into an initial stage, an expansion stage, an expansion and deep subsidence stage, and a contraction stage.

The n1 mode moved faster and resulted in deep subsidence warming, while the second mode propagated at half the speed and resulted in weak-low level uplift.

Because of the shaping effect of W n, H∞(II) had a deep subsidence around the LC resonance frequency; while the other frequencies were not affected.

Thus differential motion occurred much beyond the deep basins, like subsidence involving the NMT bounding faults and the intracrustal detachments.

Major complications associated with TAA failure include subsidence, deep infections, and aseptic loosening of components (Glazebrook et al. 2009, Gougoulias et al. 2009, 2010).

Land subsidence from deep well pumping has been affecting Bangkok for the past 35 years.

Two of the towers were significantly effected by 19th-century developments; one was converted into an entrance way for the Bangor Road in 1827, whilst another suffered a deep fissure caused by subsidence from the excavation of the Chester to Holyhead railway tunnel in 1845, and had to be underpinned in 1963.

Unless the rupture occurred in the shallow near-trench region, a positive Coulomb stress change for the two aftershocks was not produced (Delescluse et al. [2012] On the other hand, the subsidences of approximately 3 m in the Nicobar Islands and Great Nicobar were not explained only by the shallow slip; to cause these subsidences, the deep part slip is necessary.

Each proved a revelation about past habitation and building practices, the evidence always surprisingly deep and speaking volumes about subsidence rates over the ages.

It emerges that the atmospheric response to HE0611 is well organized and associated with deep convention in HE0611-East and subsidence in HE0611-West.

The hydrocarbon generation model for the source rock in the PLP giant oil and gas fields in the Tarim, Oman, and Permian basins is (1): early deep burial followed by continuous subsidence (Fig. 6a c).