Sentence examples for pronounced faults from inspiring English sources

North of this fault, Malta is broken up into a number of horsts and grabens by less pronounced faults.

The more executive authority alphas achieve, the more pressure they feel and the more pronounced their faults can become.

Albeit locals would not call it a 'fault', the current field survey recorded many SDWs along clearly pronounced geological fault systems (Fig. 4).

Chemical alteration and elemental mass changes are observed throughout the fault zone and are most pronounced in the fault core.

Where variations between the denudation rates measured over different time scales are apparent the intermediate-term rates are found to be consistently greater than the long-term, with the increase being more pronounced around the fault bounded peripheries of crustal blocks relative to quiescent block interiors.

The accumulation of these sediments was rather fast, and hence, gravitational movements within them became pronounced, resulting in contemporaneous faulting with deposition (growth faults).

The change in stratal architecture suggests that the activity of the normal faults was dominant in the early stage of the basin evolution whereas the activity of the strike-slip faults became more pronounced afterwards.

Sometimes the CCVT transient is more pronounced during end zone low resistance fault [18].

Mr. Romney, by all accounts not at fault, was knocked unconscious and mistakenly pronounced dead at the scene.

It would widen fault lines that are no longer most pronounced between Christian and Muslim but rather between Sunni and Shiite; some fear that a new vein of frustrated Sunni militancy here would result.

To say "it's my fault" use the phrase "es culpa mía", pronounced "ess kool-pah me-ah".