Sentence examples for fault continues from inspiring English sources
But with a few quakes, the fault continues breaking, the ground jumps several feet and the world shakes in cataclysm.
The activity beneath the northern part of the Kabaw Fault continues toward the ESE (Figs. 8(a) and 8(b)) as far as the Sagaing Fault.
However, bathymetric data from Semangko Bay suggest that a strike-slip fault continues southeastward and forms the northern boundary of the Sunda Strait pull-apart.
Recent studies based on high-resolution seismic velocity and pore pressure distribution have demonstrated that a deep mega-splay fault continues to the seaward (trenchward) décollement and functions as a detachment fault (Figure 2; Kamei et al. 2012; Tsuji et al. 2014).
The fault continues northeastwards, creating the Revsaksskaret cliff.
Schwartz said the fault continues in a northwesterly direction, which would point it through the property to the northwest — the St . Regis Retirement Center
The results suggest that gouge could temporarily shore up a real fault's resistance to an earthquake but would fail if the fault continued accelerating.
At the same time, the Red River Fault continued as a left-lateral strike-slip fault (Huchon et al., 1994; Lacassin et al., 1997).
After 100 s, slip only in the southern part of the fault continued until the end of the entire rupture, whereas the region around the hypocenter and the northeastern part of the fault was calm.
"What's absolutely stunning is that we see the fault continuing to slowly creep at the surface - by up to 10 cm over a couple of months," explained Prof Tim Wright from the UK's Nerc Centre for the Observation and Modelling of Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Tectonics (COMET).
Combining these observations with previously known information about the North Anatolian earthquake belt, he declared that the seismic source in northern Turkey was the product of a major, active, dextral strike-slip fault and after Yenice Gönen earthquake (Ketin and Rösli 1953) and he pointed out that the fault continued south of the Sea of Marmara (Şengör et al. 2005).
