Sentence examples for extensive faults from inspiring English sources
The development of the Icotea basin provides an excellent observational basis for understanding the structural history of three sets of regionally extensive faults and testing two models for the formation of pull-apart basins in general.
That action thinned and extended the crust to produce extensive fault systems along the Red Sea margin.
This can be attributed to more extensive faulting of the SCP in the northern part.
HS technique outperforms PSD in all five scenarios because of the extensive fault information exploration and fault features enhancement.
The effects of SETs are analyzed by means of an extensive fault injection campaign by using a SPICE simulator and a predictive 130nm CMOS technology model.
Next it presents a tool that is currently being developed in order to make possible the extensive fault simulation of Microsystems, concerning the transducer and the electronic parts as well.
The operating system software is VxWorks and has extensive fault protection protocols and monitoring.
Although this excavation exposed hundreds of meters of section, the structural complexity caused by extensive faulting has obscured the stratigraphic relationships between the various formations, such that only a portion of one, or at most two, formations are present in any given fault-bounded block (Figure 3).
Early TEM studies of thin graphite "foils" showed that extensive faulting could take place on the basal plane of graphite giving rise to arrays of dislocation ribbons and stacking faults.
The pattern of structural geologic features documented during mine mapping is similar to the local trends of regionally extensive thrust faults, fold axes, and basement-cored uplifts that formed during the Laramide orogeny.
High resolution TEM with selected area electron diffraction revealed that the (104) planes have extensive stacking faults bordered by partial dislocations, which serve as a pathway for dislocations to glide parallel to the sliding direction and hence achieve low interfacial shear/friction, i.e. "deck-of-cards" shear.
