Both AcciMaps and the Johnson model attempted to expand fault trees (which are themselves based on chains of failure events) to include more types of information in the tree.
As it continues to expand, fresh fault lines will inevitably emerge; Burners are an opinionated lot.
The conflict zone between the West and Russia is being expanded artificially through no fault of Moscow.
The foreshocks started in the northern part of an active strike-slip fault, known as the Hinagu fault (Fig. 3a), and expanded northeastward and southwestward along the Hinagu fault.
Over time, the "no-fault" movement expanded to other states, although interestingly it only reached the typically progressive state of New York in 2010.
The large and sharp stagnation region, to a certain extent, increases the shearing angle, but a large number of the dislocations and stacking fault expand the shearing zone, as shown in Fig. 8a.
These conditions are related to the dip angle, as steep angles generate the highest vertical displacement and gradual faults lead to expanded deformation (Satake and Tanioka 1999; Tanioka and Satake 1996).
On its inauguration, TMS experienced several faults on the expanded Eccles Line, causing "chaos" at MediaCityUK, and 24 service delays on the network between September 2010 and February 2011.
Compared to traditional techniques, fault self-repair based on EHW consumes fewer hardware resources, and the scope of fault self-repair was expanded significantly.
Even for the remote back up protection, it only needs the relevant fault information of the nearby equipment which is in the rim of adjacent substation groups (the scope may be expanded appropriately from the perspective of information fault tolerance).
