As a reader, you close the book with a profound sense of how ideology has permeated and changed every sector of collective human life, from trivial daily matters to the great ruptures of history.
In the Science study, which combines computer modelling of the San Andreas with historical seismic data from Cholame to Coachella, Jiang and Lapusta suggest that the solution to the mystery of the mute fault may be that the great ruptures of the past actually went deeper than previously believed.
This behavior is detected in both moderate size and great ruptures, so it is an intrinsic feature of the megathrust, not a dynamic rupture attribute.
Pressing to its logical end the offense of Jesus' great rupture, Miles conveys the paradox inherent in the idea of Messianism itself.
Many Israelis worry about the impact of such disdain on the diaspora's political and financial backing for their state.Israel's time bombThe biggest problem comes from the clashing consequences of two great ruptures in 20th-century history: the Holocaust and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Almost all its great ruptures are marked by the flowering or decimation of life.
If the vacuum is great enough, it causes rupture of the blood vessels in the sinus cavities and may tear the membrane lining.
We investigated the effect of delayed rupture of great earthquakes along the Nankai trough on tsunami heights on the Japanese coast.
However, since the rupture of this great earthquake is large, with a low dip angle, the depth distribution can be 'transformed' into a horizontal distribution.
Walter Benjamin, the great Marxist critic, hailed its rupture of traditional connections as revolutionary.
