Sentence examples for fault provides from inspiring English sources

The growth fault provides good migration pathway for large volumes of oil and gas produced from the Niger Delta basin (Bustin 1998; Tuttle et al. 1999).

For the study area, it is obvious that the region east of the main fault provides a much greater potential for geothermal exploitation than in the west.

This alluvial deposit has been offset ∼ 10 m vertically by the eastern Big Pine fault, providing a latest Quaternary dip slip rate estimate of ∼ 0.9 m/ky based on a 50° fault dip.

Real-time observations of a reactivated fault provide an option for monitoring of earthquake-inducing wastewater injection.

Even if the foreseeability of harm is a condition of liability, sound principles of risk allocation place on the agent who is at fault in failing to foresee and take precautions against harm the risk that an unforeseeable extent of harm will result from his or her fault, provided that this is of the type that the rule of law in question seeks to prevent.

This slim volume, despite its faults, provides a crucial dissenting opinion in a world where the mere mention of Google (or rather, Google's money) can act as a conversation ender.

It has been shown that the priority given by the proposed classification tree to the faults provides better accuracy in the diagnosis.

Placing zones around faults provides the public with more information: Potential home buyers must be told about the fault zone, and developers who discover faults in state zones must report their discoveries to the state.

Exhumed faults provide insights into the interplay among deformation mechanisms, fluid rock interactions and bulk chemical redistributions.

These faults provide analogs for both natural and hydraulically-induced deformation in the productive Eagle Ford Formation – a major unconventional oil and gas reservoir in south Texas, U.S.A. – and other mechanically layered hydrocarbon reservoirs.

And even Webster believes that "reputational rankings, for all their faults, provide a type of subtlety that you don't get in more objective measures".