The slip onset on the fault plane was smooth with a relatively steady rupture propagation, radiating strong low-frequency waves.
This difference may indicate different rupture characteristics in the southern and northern regions in which the northern region radiated strong seismic waves, while the southern rupture was characterized by slower rupture processes, inefficient in seismic radiation.
If, for example, the well-studied Vela and Crab pulsars – both produced by supernovae, the latter being the origin of the Crab Nebula – have cores made of paired quark matter, they should radiate strong enough gravitational waves to be just about observable.
When observing a tongue surface, although the color of the tongue and the coating of the tongue appear as internally reflected light, the part to which liquids such as saliva adhere will radiate strong surface-reflected light (i.e., gloss) depending on the angle of the lighting.
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They determined the locations of two subevents which had radiated very strong high-frequency energy as shown in Fig. 1.
The thrust event ruptured about 200 km along strike of the arc and immediately activated normal faulting activity in the trench slope which decayed slowly over time until the great 2007 Kuril intraplate event occurred, radiating with strong short-period seismic wave energy.
Given the increase in economic transformation and enhanced modernization, a series of highly efficient urban agglomerations with a strong radiating effect, excellent urban system, and strong complementary functions has been formed and is being continuously optimized in the eastern China.
Results from all of the velocity profiles examined in this work indicate strong radiating abilities for frequencies of vibration where the acoustic wavelength is less than approximately one-sixth the cylinder radius.
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