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The fracture zones are clearly identified by physical property transitions.

Figure 16 Schematic model of the evolution of deformation and physical property transitions in the Nobeoka Thrust.

The extent of physical property transitions that indicate strain-hardening and strain-weakening processes are likely to be proportional to the magnitude of deformation.

However, the physical property transitions across the fracture zones found in this study, i.e., the densification in the surrounding damage zone inferred from high resistivity, density, P-wave velocity, and S-wave velocity around the brecciated zone, have not been reported from previous drilling studies and may be a unique characteristic of the exhumed subduction fault rocks of the Nobeoka Thrust.

This strategy is complementary to yet distinct from approaches that attempt to identify the locations where a given property transitions (boundary mapping), in that it attempts to highlight the central parts of brain areas rather than the boundaries between them.

The property transition zone is successfully detected by the tool; the sensor feedback can be used to provoke a change in the machining parameters to compensate altered material properties.

The property transition from being brittle to ductile of the composite was achieved by the incorporation of the inorganic filler, resulting in an enhanced mechanical strength of the composite (Broza et al. 2005; Bunsell and Renard 2005; Bismarck et al. 2001).

Because this bias in favour of mutations between bases with similar biochemical properties (transitions) over those with dissimilar properties (transversions) is dependent on both CpG and GC content of the region, the Ti/Tv ratio is a useful diagnostic to measure quality across the genome [ 14].

This micro-phase separated morphology was tunable and associated solution properties transitioning from nonpolar cyclohexane/heptane (CH) to polar tetrahydrofuran (THF).

The obtained dependence of the thermodynamic properties (transition temperatures and latent heat) of the martensitic transition upon Tq, is explained in terms of the effective relative change of Be concentration due to quenched-in vacancies.

The ionic conductivity is only slightly decreased by 0.0005 and 0.0002 S cm−1 in the case of 0.3 and 0.5 M NaNTf2 systems respectively as the physical properties transition from liquid to gel.