Sentence examples for of the same fault from inspiring English sources

For him, and others like him, the civil war was an extension of the same fault line over which Iraq had been torn in two between 2005 and 2007 – a power struggle between vanquished Sunnis and ascendant Shias.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Global diagnosis synopsis of the same fault classes set.

The mass, elasticity and friction of the sliding plates vary between different areas, or even different parts of the same fault.

This configuration, in the case of diagnosis of the same fault classes set, leads to two different classifications.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Decision-making from two neural classifications (diagnosis of the same fault classes set).

Note that the M5.0 earthquake occurred in part of the same fault segment as the M6.5 foreshock on the Hinagu Fault.

This suggests that slip occurred during the 1999 and 2000 earthquakes on the same fault plane of the 2008 latest earthquake, resulting in a release of strain and causing the relatively low aftershock activity following the 2008 earthquake.

First, we consider the probability, Pr(EOPF|Δ tOPF), of an earthquake on OP-fault given the elapsed time Δ tOPF since the previous earthquake on the same fault.

From Fig. 6b, the differences among CCFVs of one HVDC system for different fault positions and fault times are very large, and Fig. 7 shows that the differences among the CCFVs of different HVDC systems for the same fault are also very large.

But as more and more social scientists have recently become aware, efforts to place these concrete mechanisms of change into larger, more systematic models of development all too commonly succumb to the same faults of unilinearity and specious universalism that early-20th-century critics found in 19th-century social evolution.

An assumption of software fault tolerance techniques is that the probability of having the same fault in multiple variant components is lower, meaning that a fault present in a component should be detected and tolerated based on the behaviour of other variants (Lyu [1996]).