Sentence examples for main energy release from inspiring English sources

One line of evidence for this is the unusually long duration of the slip (about two minutes) and the fact that the main energy release happened not at the onset, as is typical in single-fault failures, but more than forty seconds later.

The main energy release around 80 seconds is better defined than at high frequency.

However, all source models demonstrate that the main energy release is concentrated mostly within 30 km along the dipping-direction from the surface (depth about 20 km).

The LERR distribution showed that there was main energy release in the horizontal direction and energy concentration in the vertical direction which meets the characteristics of deep mining.

The barrier had relatively low rupture speed, slip, and aftershock density as compared to its surroundings, and the time of the main energy release in the earthquake coincided with the barrier's rupture.

In other words, our estimations are probably the lower bound of the rupture process, revealing the first-order rupture features for the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, namely, the main energy release process.

The main high-frequency energy release occurs in the area where many tsunamigenic earthquakes have repeated in the past.

The accumulated free energy in the corona is abruptly released when the catastrophe takes place, and it probably serves as the main means of energy release for CMEs at least in the initial phase.

Hydrogen was considered the main energy source for methane released by Archaea, but recent findings suggest that a new class of methanogens also metabolizes methylamines.

The main purpose is to investigate the energy release rates required for crack propagation under different modes of biaxial stretching.

The results show that the presence of small delamination damage, consisting of an array of small parallel delaminations, induces phenomena of amplification and shielding of the energy release rate of a main delamination propagating through the damaged area.