Sentence examples for history faults from inspiring English sources
Throughout geological history, faults have played a very important role in hydrocarbon migration and accumulation.
Due to the above-mentioned tectonic stress together with the vertical displacement history, faults and fractures developed, leading to an additional increase in permeability.
General Muhammad Ali Durrani, a retired Zia-era commander, told the journal the Israeli thesis was "far-fetched" and blamed the crash on the C-130, which he said had a history of faults.
Our results indicate that fault zone architecture and thus permeability is controlled by a range of factors including lithology, stratigraphy, cementation history and fault evolution, and that minor faults in poorly lithified sediment may significantly impact subsurface fluid flow.
That's not entirely history's fault, and it's not an inaccurate reading of Willis's own priorities: this response reflects Willis's handling of her own criticism.
To obtain the seismic slip history, the fault plane was divided into 20 × 8 subfaults with dimensions of 30 km × 30 km.
These studies imply that analysis of ferrimagnetic minerals contributes to identifying seismic slip zones and the reconstruction of their temperature history during fault slips.
The political history books fault Clinton for not consulting enough with the military.
The method of stress inversion was first introduced by Wallace (1951) and Bott (1959) who assumed that the remote stress tensor is spatially uniform for the faulted rock and constant during the fault history, and the slip along any fault is in the same direction and sense of the maximum shear stress.
The slip vector on a fault is an important parameter in the study of the movement history of a fault and its faulting mechanism.
However, owing to the recent development of low-temperature thermochronometry, uplift and denudation histories of fault-block mountains in the Southwest SWW) Japan Arc over the past few million years have been successfully constrained (e.g., Sueoka et al. 2011, 2012; see also review of Sueoka et al. 2016).
