Sentence examples for longer rupture from inspiring English sources

The extent of the region devastated in 1505 implies a longer rupture than that of the Mw 8.4, 1934 event.

All the cyclic tests exhibit anelastic behaviour on unloading and develop substantially lower load-on creep strain rates, reduced ductility and longer rupture times than baseline steady-load creep tests at similar conditions.

We also test a longer rupture, 120-km long, centered on the MMI VIII isoseismal, and almost similar to the 2015 earthquake (Rupture model 1833_H2 Table 1, rupturing segment 1B in Fig. 4).

The mainshock's rupture duration was described as a smooth nine seconds, while the two aftershocks had more complex and slightly longer ruptures of 14 15 seconds.

At a longer existing rupture, there is retraction of the muscle stump.

Because the spatial resolution is poor at low frequency due to larger wavelength and longer period, detailed rupture characteristics, such as that revealed at high frequency, cannot be obtained.

"In conclusion, the hymen membrane was ruptured longer than two weeks ago; I cannot say how long.

This should result in a longer time to trigger rupture on the eastern segment.

This view is supported by an argument that entire Himalayan arc is segmented into several blocks making it unlikely for the presence of any longer segment which could rupture to produce Mw 9 earthquake (Gupta and Gahalaut 2015).

Factors associated with an increased rate of infection include membrane rupture of longer than 6 hours before delivery and procedures exposing the infant to maternal blood.

Differently from PbSERA1/mCherry, which was no longer detected after PVM rupture, PbSERA2/mCherry was clearly found associated with liver and blood stage merozoites.