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It also shows the technical faults resulting from his late training.

Atomic scale structures of deformation stacking faults resulting from dissociation of different types of dislocations have been characterized experimentally, and modeled.

Page ITPIA implements the initialization of trains' position, length and direction at ZC. Page RFMA models the mechanism to handle RFID faults resulting from either tag or reader malfunctioning.

The goal of the approach is to prevent faults resulting from interactions (i.e. data flow) between base classes and aspects by focusing on attributes responsible for change the behaviour of both (state variables).

The shapes of faults resulting from growth and interaction of separate segments are used to better understand failure propagation inferred to occur in the intervening stages of displacement accumulation and lateral propagation.

The features include brittle deformation (normal and reverse faults) resulting from ground subsidence owing to ice melting and ductile deformations caused by slumping of the sediments heaved by the growth of ice-cored mounds.

Transient faults result from temporary environmental conditions, and can be fixed by changing the respective conditions that cause the fault.

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).

Analysis of rift fault patterns suggests that rifting at the Korean margin was primarily controlled by normal faulting resulting from extension rather than strike-slip deformation.

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.

Therefore, decreases in fault strength resulting from increases in pore-fluid pressure are necessary to trigger events on misoriented faults (Hubbert and Rubey 1959; Hill and Thatcher 1992; Hill 1993).