This seems to be inconsistent with VLFE migration at depth, if the frictional property in the shallower part of the transition zone is largely homogenous along the strike direction in the same way as the deeper earthquake (e.g., Schwartz and Rokosky 2007), in which the VLFE migrates for long distances (Obara and Sekine 2009).
Trends over time in WSCVD at gages in the eastern U.S. were relatively homogenous in magnitude and direction and statistically significant; median WSCVD was earlier by 8.2 days (1.1 days/decade) and 8.6 days (1.6 days/decade) for 1940 2014 and 1960 2014 periods respectively.
Assuming that (u = 1) on the boundary (x_{1} = 0), an elementary calculation shows that the steady solution to this test case is u ( x_{1},x_{2} ) = max biggl{ biggl( 1 - ( m - q ) sqrt{frac{E _{mathrm{s}}}{2m ( m + q ) }} x_{1} biggr) ^{ frac{2}{m - q}},0 biggr}, (55) which is homogenous in the (x_{2} -direction.
The social and physical impacts of climate change are not uniform or homogenous as the magnitude and direction of climate change across the globe vary and even within the same regions experiencing climate change are likely to vary because some ecosystem, sectors, or social groups are more vulnerable to climate change than others (O'Brien and Leichenko 2000).
Importantly, all the reported associations appeared homogenous and in the same direction in the three samples when analysed separately (Table S1 and S2) and remained significant when pairs of populations were compared in a sensitivity analysis (data not shown).
Each of the layers in the homogenous samples has the same anisotropy direction θeff, and half of the effective retardance value δeff/2.
To explore the benefits of the novel functionally graded foam (FGF) material, graded foam filled circular beams with axial and radial graded directions are compared with homogenous foam filled counterparts.
Scanning transmission electron microscope images reveal DBR structures with abrupt interfaces and homogenous layer thicknesses in lateral and vertical direction.
The element possesses the superconvergence property for the static problem of beams with uniform cross-section and homogenous material properties along the beam axis direction.
This is because VLFE migration can be easily reproduced when the frictional properties are homogenous or weakly inhomogeneous along the strike direction, as shown in numerical simulations (e.g., Ariyoshi et al. 2009; Shibazaki and Shimamoto 2007).
This is a simple homogenous and isotropic model with permeability in the x direction of 30 md and permeability in the y direction of 45 md.
