Sentence examples for most extensive fracture from inspiring English sources

The regions of maximum subsidence rate correspond to the areas of the thickest pyroclastic deposits and the most extensive fracture networks, i.e., regions A (e.g., Fig.  3a, e) and B (Figs.  3b d and 4).

For the cases considered, fracture deflections are found to be most extensive with decreasing fracture spacing and in-situ stress difference, but insensitive with the increasing the ratio of Young's moduli.

The workout was Pennington's most extensive since he fractured and dislocated his left wrist Aug. 23, 10 days before the season opener.

The GPR section interpretation (shown in Fig.  8 for the entire 400-m-long profile) shows the interpreted range of fracture depths with the most extensive reaching to depths of ∼10 m below the surface.

Use is most extensive in Japan.

The society has the most extensive coin collection in North America.

The tower's garden roof is Chicago's most extensive.

Mr. Bush reserved his most extensive remarks for Mr. McCain.

Their most extensive collaboration, however, has been with Björk.

The hospital offers the most extensive advanced care between Westchester and Albany.

Large amounts of water-based fracturing fluids are pumped into formations, generating extensive fracture networks and stimulating low-permeability formations.