Sentence examples for dips range from inspiring English sources
In terms of fault type, almost all of those faults may have been originally formed as normal faults because their dips range from 30 to 60 degrees, which are consistent with the typical dip angles of normal faults.
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The Camerina A sand is a dipping aquifer with varying dips ranging between 1.2 28°.
The deepest reflector at ~ 6.5 s (TWT) is referred to as the acoustic basement in the AFB with variable dips ranging from SW NE in the northern part to NW SE in the southern part, respectively.
For all four B z profiles, there are negative precursor dips, ranging from small magnitudes of ∼0.03B 0 (including three repeated such dips for y/d i = 20) up to a large magnitude of 0.3 B 0 for y/d i = 36, as well as small positive blips.
In the first studied hydrocarbon field, fractures show a NEE-SWW dominant strike, southeast azimuth, and dip inclination ranging between 75° and 85°.
Therefore, another type of system was developed, aimed at coal seams in the 16° 25° dip range.
Yamamoto et al. (1999) showed a dike model conduit beneath the Nakadake craters with a reasonable dip range of 83° 86°W.
In addition, shallow VLFEs seemed to occur in isolation there, while VLFEs migrated for long distances along the strike direction in the down-dip range of the seismogenic zone for the Nankai Trough (Obara and Sekine 2009), southwestern Japan, and around the up-dip range off Tokachi (e.g., NIED 2014), southern Hokkaido.
It is assumed that the up-dip and down-dip ranges of sub-regions are bounded by iso-depth contours and that slip distributions at edges of sub-regions are linearly tapered by the filters shown in this figure.
People from all walks of Hindu life make the trek to take a spiritual dip, ranging from naked holy men covered in ash (called sadhas) to well-dressed political lobbyists looking to score a few brownie points on the pilgrimage trail.
