Sentence examples for fault existing from inspiring English sources

It is pointed out that along both northern and southern margins of the basin, deep penetrating basin-bounding faults with extensional component of motion are imaged instead of single throughgoing strike-slip fault, neither a cross-basin nor a pure strike-slip fault existing along the northern margin (Carton et al. 2007).

There were lots of stacking faults existing in the cobalt-based solid solution.

In consequence, the software organization has to release the updated version of the software product earlier than determined, if they want to lower the fixing cost of software faults existing in the current release.

To estimate critical pore pressure perturbation (CPP) for evaluating the reactivation potential of faults existing within a pilot-scale offshore CO2 storage site, we used a semi-analytical solution in which poroelastic stressing caused by subsurface fluid injection was taken into account.

These non-removed software faults and newly generated faults, which are caused by the interaction of new faults and existing faults, cumulate in the current version and will be carried into the next phase.

However, the new, more sophisticated analysis found that these extra risks are the fault of existing fertility problems in the parents and not the techniques used during IVF and other assisted fertilisation methods.

"It's the tax's fault for existing".

Minimizing the disadvantage of a fault-tolerant topology: Existing fault-tolerant topology control techniques which increase the transmission ranges of all nodes reduces the capacity of a network and increases MAC layer contention, whereas SolarTC only increases the transmission range of fault-tolerant nodes.

The RRF located further to the northeast, and multiple NW-SE trending faults possibly existing (Cao et al., 2003) to the south of the current study area down to NONN may also be accommodating some of the motion.

Sometimes, the movements of the ground cause ruptures in the earth's surface and sometimes the two sides of an existing fault shift towards each other.

The microseismicity that occurred in Phase 1 in an area northeast of the Test Well (see Fig. 1b) is considered to be on an existing fault [the geometry of the fault is as specified in New Energy Development Organization (1997)].