Sentence examples for extended fault from inspiring English sources
Stochastic simulations for both point source and extended fault ruptures that used region-specific crustal attenuation and source scaling (D'Amico et al. 2012) successfully predicted the strong motions of the Chi-Chi earthquake.
Most elastic waves recorded close to an extended fault source are complicated and difficult to interpret uniquely.
The continuous red lines show active faults (Nakata and Imaizumi 2002) and the broken red lines show the extended fault line of the Futagawa fault zone (HERP 2013a).
Red lines show the active faults (Nakata and Imaizumi 2002) and the broken red lines show the extended fault lines of the Futagawa fault zone (HERP 2013a).
The continuous black lines show active faults (Nakata and Imaizumi 2002) and the broken black lines show the extended fault line of the Futagawa fault zone (HERP 2013a).
The continuous black lines show the active faults (Nakata and Imaizumi 2002) and the dotted black lines show the extended fault line of the Futagawa fault zone (HERP 2013a).
To modify the fault length, we extended the fault along the boundary between the subducting Philippine sea plate and the overriding plate as proposed by Cabinet Office (2013) (Fig. 6c).
Secondly, we show how the design model can be modularly extended with fault models that represent random faults (e.g. radiation) leading to bit flips in the component under design (resembling FMEA), and transient or permanent faults in the rest of the environment (corrupting inputs to the component or jeopardising the effect of output signals that control the environment).
The proposed fault isolation architecture is an important tool to support maintenance services and be extended to fault tolerant controllers.
In this study, the development of widely extended stacking fault (SF) ribbons was confirmed in a Co Ni-based superalloy aged at 973 K after deformation at room temperature, whiCo Ni-based the decreasuperalloyking faged energy (SFE) due to Suzuki segregation.
In particular, formation of twins, extended stacking faults, and martensite, as well as irradiation effects and grain rotation are discussed in details.
