Sentence examples for faults combined from inspiring English sources

"The three great faults combined in one person.

Pore pressure prediction in geologically challenging areas such as anticlines and fold thrust faults combined with possibility of abnormal pressures elevates this prediction to a high level of uncertainty (Swarbick Richard et al. 1999).

And he pulled no punches in assessing the boat, which he believes employs too much wetted surface -- it's too wide, he thinks, among other related faults -- combined with a corresponding lack of sail area to nudge it along.

In this study, we used a physically based methodology to investigate the range of ground motion hazard for earthquakes throughout particular faults and combined this methodology into PSHA.

Current investigations have definitely confirmed that the majority of the long-term fault slip occurs along the offshore section of the northern fault segment following the northwest striking Prince Island Fault (PIF) combined with the east west striking Central Marmara Fault (CMF) immediately south of Istanbul (Le Pichon et al. 2001; Armijo et al. 2005; Ergintav et al. 2014).

Fault diagnosis combining fault mechanism and detection techniques; it is a subject based on the theory of signal processing and pattern recognition.

Geochemical and mineralogical analyses of fault rocks combined with geological, structural, and geophysical observations can provide useful means for elucidating such slip-weakening processes.

Both decrease the GNB spacing because of a decrease of the cross-slip probability and stacking fault energy, combined to a shielding effect for the later.

Generally, we use the fault energies combined with elasticity theory to predict occurence/loss of the yield-strength anomaly and show that the loss of anomaly occurs due to APB(1 1 -to-SISFSF(1 -to-SISFtability.

The stratigraphic and structural relationships observed in a trench dug across the topographic margin of one of the sinkholes may be alternatively interpreted by three collapse events of around 0.6 m that occurred after 290 yr BP, or by progressive fault displacement combined with episodic anthropogenic excavation and fill.

During the Cretaceous period, the area experienced compression with reverse faulting and folding, combined with extensional faults in some areas (Gabrielsen and Kloevjan 1997).