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It extends to a depth of about 60 mi (100 km).
The low-velocity layer begins about 50 to 150 km (30 to 90 miles) below the surface and extends to a depth of roughly 300 km (180 miles).
This layer, named for the Swedish oceanographer V. Walfrid Ekman, extends to a depth of about 100 metres (about 300 feet).
The amorphized zone in B4C extends to a depth of almost seven times the indentation depth.
Our result indicates that the fault plane extends to a depth of 1.4 km along the resistivity boundary, possibly deeper.
This anomaly can be considered as FZC of the main fault, which has a width of ~700 m and extends to a depth of ~300 m.
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The sedimentary cover ends with the Buntsandstein sandstones that extend to a depth of 1,405 m.
Toward the down-dip direction, a slip of several meters extended to a depth of more than 30 km.
Our results show that low-velocity anomalies extend to a depth from 10 to 35 km (Fig. 9 (Y = 0km)).
In Bangladesh, the 5 boreholes are only ~125 m apart and extend to a depth of ~20 m.
Beneath this, a uniform hardened layer was formed, extending to a depth of approximately 200 μm below the surface.
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