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The minimum compression σ3 is almost subvertical to the slab orientation (dip ∼ 71°) (Fig. 3).

Related parameters of sine curve are analyzed and converted into the parameters of structure plane, such as the central position, orientation, dip angle and fracture width of structural planes.

It is found that the proposed axial effective thermal conductivity is a function of geometrical parameters of dual-porosity media, such as the porosities (ϕm,ϕf), fractal dimensions (Df,Dl) for porous matrix and fractured network, tortousity fractal dimension (DT), and fracture orientation (dip θ, azimuth α).

Each great circle represents the geographic orientation (dip and azimuth) of one plane (respectively ammonoid).

A displacement of maxima will correspond to the dip orientation.

However, the major drawback of this crystalline growth mode is the nearly upright standing orientation of the DIP molecules in both pristine and blend films.

Koike et al. (2012) used geostatistical fracture distribution and fracture orientation (strike and dip) in simulation of the fracture system to estimate the hydraulic conductivity.

A grid search in space was conducted to find the combination of the best-fit fault and slip orientation parameters (strike, dip, and rake angles) and source location.

If the slope angle of the initial surface was greater than 7°, the compression induced only one group of thrusts with a dip orientation contrary to the original compression direction.

Additionally, the bootstrapping results may eventually be used to incorporate a priori knowledge of the fault plane orientation (in particular dip) in providing better constraints on the moment magnitude for shallow earthquakes.

Bohnhoff et al. (2005) also determined a subvertical orientation for σ3 (dip ∼ 70°) for this area, adding that slab pull is the dominant force within the subduction process and responsible for the roll-back of the Hellenic subduction zone.