Sentence examples for fault damage from inspiring English sources

The degree of 'efficiency' of 50 by 50 m faulted regions (spanning the fault damage zone) is characterized by comparing their bulk permeability with that of the same sized two-dimensional region with a single spanning fault of constant thickness such that the two areas contain the same proportion of fault rock.

Contrasting the hydraulic response behaviors and properties within and outside the fault damage zone, we suggest that hydraulic properties within a fault damage zone are more sensitive and vulnerable than that away from the fault damage zone.

Natural fault damage zones are composed of clusters of sub-seismic-scale faults surrounding larger faults.

New slip surfaces nucleate and grow from these points, developing an asymmetric fault damage zone segment.

Fault damage was found to occur across a several kilometers wide zone.

In the case of the Arava fault, fault damage occurs across a zone up to 300 m wide.

By finding fault, damaging morale, questioning his tactics, accusing him both of risking too much and of daring too little.It is customary when British servicemen are in action for the opposition to rally around.

Dieterich, J. H. & Smith, D. E. Nonplanar faults: mechanics of slip and off-fault damage.

We show that off-fault damage is controlled by the speed of the slip-pulse, scaled stress drop, and principal stress orientation of the prestress field.

The dynamic processes responsible for creating off-fault damage have been modeled mostly on the basis of data obtained in field surveys of well-exposed damage zones (Blenkinsop 2008; Mitchell and Faulkner 2009; Fukuchi et al. 2014).

A 2002 study of bridge vulnerability estimated that a magnitude 7 earthquake on the Seattle Fault would damage approximately 80 bridges in the Seattle Tacoma area, whereas a magnitude 9 subduction event would damage only around 87 bridges in all of Western Washington.