Sentence examples for fault group from inspiring English sources

In 1995, a part of the Mount Rokko active fault group activated, and the M7.3 earthquake caused the devastating disaster in Kobe and neighboring towns.

The Wakamiya (Wa), Aoyagi (Ao), Hakushu (Ha), Houzan (Ho) and Onajika-toge faults constitute the geological ISTL, while the Shimotsuburai fault (Sh) and Ichinose fault group (Ic) constitute the neotectonically active ISTL.

There are about ten known active faults in this area, known as the Kuradake fault group, that show graben landforms (Geographical Survey Institute 1994; Nakata and Imaizumi 2002; Research group for active tectonics in Kyushu 1989), and the positions and directions of the linear surface displacements coincide with those of the known active faults (Fig. 5b).

The surface expression of these boundaries coincides with the Onajika-toge fault trace to the west and the Ichinose fault group to the east (Ikeda et al., 2009), which are parts of the geological ISTL and the neotectonically active ISTL respectively.

23 χ analyses were used to assess the association between key descriptors of the patient population and fault group.

An interaction between fault group and road user were considered but were not found to be important.

For example, the 5-km rule, as a critical distance of fault grouping and/or segmentation, proposed by Matsuda (1990), is widely applied in Japan to define a fault zone that has the potential to generate a large earthquake.

Men were more commonly represented in the 'at fault' and 'denies fault' groups.

There were differences between fault groups for age, injury severity, geographic remoteness, road user group and gender (table 2).

While we could adjust for known differences in the fault groups, other unmeasured confounders may have contributed to the association.

The 'not at fault' and 'denies fault' groups included a higher proportion of clients living in major cities and with a university level of education (table 2).