Sentence examples for fold system from inspiring English sources

Structurally, the peninsula represents a part of the same fold system as Shandong.

They are part of the Taihang fold system of Permian times (i.e., about 250 to 300 million years ago), have a general northeast-to-southwest trend, and mark the northern border of the province.

During the entire Devonian, the Ural Mountains formed a depressional trough linked northward to Novaya Zemlya and southward to the Crimean-Caucasian geosyncline that, along with the southern European outcrops already mentioned, formed part of the original Tethyan sediments of the Alpine-Himalayan fold system of the present day.

The Ural fold system is unique in its metallogeny.

Geologically, this zone is a fold system in a domain of continental expansion.

The Green Knoll diapir, west of the Frampton anticline, influenced deformation, leading to complex interactions between segments of the fold system and associated thrust faults.

The shield has four main metal-bearing areas: the iron of the Adirondack Mountains and Superior Upland in the United States; the iron-nickel-copper and gold belt of Ontario and Quebec, along the old fold zones north of Lakes Superior and Huron; the iron of the Ungava Peninsula; and the copper, nickel, gold, and uranium of the fault and fold systems of the shield's western rim.

In the External zone, the Rocky Mountains and Foothills are characterized by three major east-verging, Late Cretaceous to Eocene, thin-skinned, piggyback thrust and fold systems.

The geology and architecture of the Internal and External zones can be explained by progressive development of major Late Cretaceous to Eocene shear zone systems in the Internal zone that can be directly linked with coeval thrust and fold systems in the External zone.

The team's first step was actually to comb bookstores for hundreds of real-world pop-up books, and guides for how to make pop-up and papercraft, until they found one that explained the synchronization of fold systems in a way that truly showed them how to build what they wanted.

(Less painful than it sounds, this is Mazda's name for its quick-release, seat-folding system that flattens the floor to create a loadspace only slightly smaller than a basketball court).