Sentence examples for intensity of deformation from inspiring English sources

The damage zone consists of small faults and fragmented carbonates; the intensity of deformation generally increases towards the fault core.

The spatial distribution of these seismites exhibits a gradient of perturbation defined by the intensity of deformation.

According to Nur (1982), the lineaments are one of the important components of the earth's surface morphology and the lineament density is related to the intensity of deformation.

The extent and intensity of deformation on the NE-trending faults in the Tangguzibas Depression were also reduced, whereas the NE-trending folds developed in the Manjiaer Depression.

We studied the geometry, intensity of deformation and fluid rock interaction of a high angle normal fault within Carrara marble in the Alpi Apuane NW Tuscany, Italy.

We studied the mechanisms and intensity of deformation across a large, active, basin-bounding normal fault zone in Mesozoic platform carbonates.

Furthermore, it was noticed that the intensity of deformations was nearly equal at locations "B" and "C" subjected to A320.

A visual inspection conducted on a set of images distorted with the C-LPCD model reveals that changing the value of does not change the perceived intensity of the deformation.

In the present study, the direction of crack advance is determined by maximizing the resolved normal-opening force on the near-tip region, whereas separation itself is governed by the intensity of plastic deformation near the tip.

In this investigation, cross rolling was combined with accumulative roll bonding of commercial purity nickel sheets, for obtaining an overall reduction in intensity of the deformation and recrystallization textures, which has been a long-time objective for obtaining drawable face centred cubic metal sheet.

It is assumed that the phase transformation is driven by the accumulated plastic strain p. In addition, the intensity of plastic deformation is strongly coupled to the phase transformation via the description of mixed kinematic/isotropic linear plastic hardening based on the Mori Tanaka homogenization.