Sentence examples for faulted to form from inspiring English sources

In the early Eohimalayan phase (~ 50 to 25 Ma) of Himalayan orogeny (Middle Eocene Late Oligocene), thick sediments on the leading edge of the Indian plate were squeezed, folded, and faulted to form the Tethyan Himalaya.

The lava, exposed mainly in the uplands, has been folded and faulted to form a series of sub-basins, including the Johnson Creek watershed.

One important point is that the superdislocations with 1/2 <112] have been observed to be dissociated to form faulted dipoles during low-temperature deformation and this dissociation contributes to the strong hardening rate, while at a higher deformation temperature (750 °C or more) these dislocations disappear ( Viguier et al. 1995).

In the ninth, after Dolonts successfully challenged what looked like an ace, Williams double faulted to face a break point but recovered quickly to take a 5-4 lead.

The generation of excess pore fluid pressure in the free gas accumulation leads to the release of fluids along faults of the highly faulted interval forming pockmarks on the seafloor.

Together, these intracontinental ranges of block-faulted mountains form most of the Rocky Mountains of the United States.

Block-faulted ranges commonly form as intracontinental mountain ranges or belts, far from collision zones and subduction zones.

Then she hit a forehand into the net to make it 15-15; double-faulted trailail by 15-30; and, moments later, double-faulted twice to lose the match.

During normal fault development, fault propagation folds are formed to accommodate the variation of the displacement between the faulted beds and the unfaulted beds above the fault tips.

Grande double-faulted to lose the match after saving the first three match points she faced.

Wozniacki, who is serving at a meek 83 miles per hour, double-faulted to give the first set to Williams.