Reactivation preferentially occurs along relatively thick (c. 1 km), relatively steeply dipping (c.
What she was most proud of was her Dip-C and her ability to be there in service for "other".
During the 2011 Tohoku earthquake the interaction between the down-dip segment C and the up-dip segment C′ caused unusually large slip in the up-dip segment which resulted in an M 9 earthquake.
Fig. 4. Computed displacements at Oshika (red), Kesen-numa (purple), Kamaishi (blue), and Miyako (green) due to dislocation sources at a down-dip point (a), the hypocenter (b), and an up-dip point (c).
In Fig. 4, we exhibit computed displacements at each GPS station caused by dislocation sources at a down-dip point (a), the hypocenter (b), and an up-dip point (c).
Fig. 5. Temporal evolution of the cumulative seismic moment release of the five segments defined in Fig. 2 for: (a) earthquakes shallower than 30 km (up-dip portion); (b) earthquakes deeper than 30 km (down-dip portion); (c) and all events in the area.
Subsource (a) depth, (b) dip, and (c) strike.
Plants were transformed using the floral dip method (C lough and B ent 1998), in which each plant inflorescence was immersed for at least 10 sec.
It is observed that a portion (W-DLW) of the conserved claudin motif (W-[N/G/D]LW-C-C) dips back into the membrane to stabilize the helical packing on the extracellular side of the helical bundle.
When we evaluated the discriminative ability of the LACE index in our cohort stratified by age, the performance of LACE in older patients ≥ 65 years dipped to c-statistic 0.59.
Fig. 4. Local time variation of the residual ratios for the F3/C (blue) and IRI (red) models in (a) dip latitude = −30 ∼ −10, (b) dip latitude = −10 ∼ 10 and (c) dip latitude = 10 ∼ 30.
