Sentence examples for fault consists from inspiring English sources

The rules also ban power companies from building or operating reactors on top of active faults, but continuing contentious discussions over what an "active" fault consists of might allow the government to avoid closing such plants for good.

The source fault consists of the asperity and the remaining area is called the background area.

The fault consists of microbreccia and an approximately 1-cm-thick narrow dark layer that dips approximately 50° from vertical axis of core.

The model fault consists of flat subfaults with a length of 10 km both in the strike and dip directions and the slip amount within each subfault is uniform.

Considering that an earthquake fault consists of many subfaults, the relationship between the CLVD component and the seismic moment could reflect scale-dependent fault zone irregularities (Kuge and Lay 1994b).

The geometry of a thrust fault consists of a flat, which is close to horizontal, a ramp that dips at angles between about 20 and 45 degrees, and an upper flat at the top of the ramp.

The proposed method is illustrated by a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) system with a fault consisting of stochastic and intermittent variations in the inlet concentration.

We assumed that the stress on the fault consisted of two parts: tectonic loading stress σ ij System - 1 (hereafter, system-1) and lithostatic stress σ ij System - 2 (hereafter, system-2).

A detailed aftershock distribution revealed that the source fault consisted of four nearly vertical planes with an NW-SE strike and one plane with an E-W strike (Fukuyama et al., 2001).

All in all, the numerical model including the three faults consists of 2,432,560 prismatic mesh elements and 1,283,391 mesh nodes subdivided into 26 numerical layers and 27 slices and three vertical faults (Fig. 4).

The internal structures of the Beichuan fault zone in the outcrop at Hongkou demonstrate that the Beichuan fault zone consists of fault breccias, cataclasite, and fault gouge, although there are differences in descriptions of the width of the fault gouge zone (Lin et al. 2010; Togo et al. 2011a; Wang et al. 2014).