And unlike CSR audits, FFP audits are in-depth events that exceed standard audit industry practices on many levels, most importantly on that of worker interviews.
The main difficulty to relate our model to natural fault system is to assess the degree of heterogeneity of the interface at depth event in the context of geothermal reservoir.
According to Cyrus, the album documented, in depth, the events that occurred in her life in a year span.
To study the motion property of multi-legged animals in depth, an event sequence analysis method is proposed, and employed to design the motion pattern of multi-legged robot.
In particular, intermediate-depth events tend to concentrate on the dehydration reaction boundaries in the slab, which forms the double seismic zone in the depth range of c. 40 180 km.
In either case, slab-derived H2O plays an important role in generating intermediate-depth events.
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For the purposes of this study, the CDM interview was adapted to allow in-depth exploration of events and slices of incidents observed on the unit during rounds [ 8].
The results from previous studies have supported similar patterns for the intermediate-depth events in this region of the slab.
In other words, intermediate-depth events may be caused by both fluid-related embrittlement and thermal shear instability, i.e., local excess pore pressure may initiate earthquake rupture, and thus trigger subsequent earthquake ruptures through thermal shear instability.
