Sentence examples for most important fault from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK — You might call it the cognitive divide — the split between an evidence-based worldview and one that is rooted in faith or ideology — and it is one of the most important fault lines in the United States today.

Rather than the much overplayed discussion on the use of violence, the role of white allies is one of the most important fault lines between the iconic politics of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X . Kingrepresents those who have insisted on the need for cross-racial alliances and welcomed white leadership.

The North Tabriz fault, the most important fault in the area, separates Morow Mountains from the alluvial deposits (Asghri Moghaddam 1991).

In doing so, Brown exposed the most important fault line in American politics right now, particularly in the blue and purple states that put Obama in office and Democrats in charge of Congress.

The most important fault for this study is the Yammouneh Fault, the only fault that transits the length of Lebanon, crosses Syria where it is known as the Ghab Fault (Ghab F. in Fig. 1 map B) and reaches southern Turkey (Freund et al. 1970; McKenzie 1972).

One of the most important fault lines in these debates is government action to correct a failure or serious inefficiency in the market.

In general, the most important faults and malfunctions can be modelled by means of a suitable set of equivalent excitations that are applied to the nodes of a finite element model of the machine rotor train.

The Kabaw Fault is one of the most important active faults in Myanmar.

NAFZ is one of the most important active faults with strike-slip characteristics, which are not likely to generate tsunami.

The most important fact, (as is oft with certain times in life) is that this isn't their fault.

For DC faults along the cable, the first voltage wave front contains the most important information for fault detection and discrimination.