Sentence examples for interpretation of the tectonic from inspiring English sources

These relationships have meaningful implications for the interpretation of the tectonic attributions and origins of other metamorphic complexes in Central Asia and other ancient accretion-dominated orogens.

The chemical interactions between rodingites and serpentinites and the timing of rodingitization with serpentinization are also important aspects to be considered in the interpretation of the tectonic history of rodingite-bearing ophiolites, especially in subduction zone settings.

The approximations allow (1) to understand the similarity of results in modelling seismicity with CPT and RST, and (2) to establish a scaling relation between RST and CPT that leads to a new interpretation of the 'tectonic potential' that controls the level of induced seismicity in CPT.

Use of this biozonation as a temporal framework has also allowed an interpretation of the plate tectonic setting of individual basins via subsidence analysis and the sequence stratigraphic interpretation of the basin-fills.

This integration provides a means to interpret the crustal architecture as well as constrain a sequence of events, which aid the interpretation of a tectonic history for the western Gawler Craton.

This will affect the modeled water depth, but not the shape of the basins or our interpretation of their tectonic origin.

Most of them are based on the analysis and interpretation of earthquakes, tectonic studies, overcoring data, hydraulic fracturing data, and borehole breakouts (Greiner [1975]; Baumann [1981]; Larroque and Laurent [1988]; Plenefisch and Bonjer [1997]; Valley and Evans [2007]).

Major geological units in the southern Japanese Alps area and tectonic interpretation of the tomographic results.

This subsection focuses on the shear wave structure shown in Fig. 12a and presents a tectonic interpretation of the proposed model.

Secondly, taking into consideration the geological studies carried out in the region, the lineaments belonging to a common fault are merged for a possible tectonic interpretation of the thus determined structural features.

This in turn prevents confident correlation of regional occurrences of mafic and ultramafic successions (both intrusive and extrusive) and hinders the interpretation of tectonic setting and magmatic evolution.