Sentence examples for ratios of fault from inspiring English sources

Trace element concentrations and 87Sr/86Sr ratios of fault rocks in the Pasagshak Point Thrust reflect fluid-rock interactions related to coseismic slip along an ancient subduction thrust.

The figure also shows the ratios of fault types for events with M ≥ 2.5 and M < 2.5, revealing that reverse faulting is predominant among larger events, but other faulting styles are more important for smaller events.

The ratio of fault shear to the normal stress component on the fault is also shown in Figure 2d.

By fitting any physical example into this categorization based on the ratio of fault zone components, one can qualitatively describe the fluid flow behavior of the fault, which varies between these endmembers (Caine et al. 1996).

Shapiro et al. (2007) call the ratio of fault density to stress drop the 'tectonic potential' as it characterizes the tectonics of the region within which fluid injection is done.

The fault geometries of the 1964 Alaska and 2011 Tohoku-oki megathrust earthquakes are very wide with a ratio of fault width to length of 1 : 2~3, whereas that for the 1960 Chile earthquake is about 1 : 5. Seismic absence along the Chile trench and the Nankai trough implies the smooth and strongly-coupled zone along the subduc-tion.

The proportionality constants in the model are determined using the structural history of the region: extensional tectonics has dissected the region into a series of well-defined tilt blocks in the last 11 my and the ratio of fault displacement and gully incision during this time is used to scale the model.

With the proposed method, the fault-related degree of each subband is evaluated based on a new index that measuring the ratio of fault-related modulation components to fault-unrelated modulation components in envelope spectrum.

N and C indicate the ratios of the fault dimensions and stress drops, respectively, between the target and the small events.

Based on the quantitative relationship between the shale gouge ratio (SGR) of fault rock and the height of hydrocarbon column [Eqs. (1) and (2)], we confirm that the critical fault sealing SGR value is 30%% (Fig. 12).

The Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) of fault feature frequency information of each IMF is calculated, and the IMFs with first four higher SNR are reconstructed and selected as the effective IMFs containing main fault feature information.