Sentence examples for fault resulted from inspiring English sources

Caroline Lucas, the Green MP, said: "It's deeply worrying that a technical fault resulted in an event with potential nuclear implications.

Migration of the fluids into brittle fault zones such as the Narmada North Fault and the Narmada South Fault resulted in generating high pore pressures and weakening of the faults, as reflected in the seismicity.

When Jana Novotna seemed on course to beat Steffi Graf in the final set of the 1993 Wimbledon final, a double fault resulted in one of the most sudden and heartbreaking collapses Centre Court had ever witnessed.

Riggio, according to the complaint, was planning on using the sale to make a "graceful exit," because "he had to be 'all in' or 'all out'"; the sale's failure (which the complaint repeats was not Parneros' fault) resulted in Riggio icing Parneros out.

However, it is also possible that the measured very low friction of the plate boundary fault resulted from the large slip (>50 m) during the Tohoku earthquake, and the frictional property of the fault prior to the earthquake is poorly known.

The double fault resulted in a break of serve for Huynh, who went on to win the set in a tiebreaker.

The entire block was uplifted as it was transported northward along the San Andreas fault resulting in the exposures along the Pt.

This change in ECM composition predisposes the tissue for mechanical fault resulting in significantly altered mechanical environments of the cells within the cartilage matrix.

Late Sinemurian/Early Pliensbachian normal faulting resulted in exposure of the Hercynian basement at the sea-floor, which was onlapped by marine basin-fill units.

A high density of faulting was found in most of the TiB precipitates and such faulting resulted in the formation of local layers exhibiting the Bf structure within the B27 TiB precipitates.

NW to NNW and NE to SW trending faults resulted from post-orogenic extensional tectonics during Variscan orogeny, but show polyphase reactivations in the Mesozoic and Cenozoic (Huber and Huber-Aleffi 1984; Schumacher 2002).