Sentence examples for recent inland from inspiring English sources

On-fault and off-fault aftershocks of the recent inland large earthquakes can be reproduced by our approach.

Midorikawa (2009) proposed that large strong motion variations near faults for recent inland crust earthquakes are caused by fault rupture propagation effects or the heterogeneous distribution of asperities.

For recent inland large earthquakes in Japan, the 2000 western Tottori earthquake (Ito, 2005), and the 2005 west off Fukuoka prefecture earthquake (Iio et al., 2006), the average static stress drop of aftershock is about 3 MPa.

Some recent large inland earthquakes occurred in and around this zone, the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu earthquake (MJMA 7.3), the 2004 Niigata-ken Chuetsu earthquake (MJMA 6.8), the 2007 Niigata-ken Chuetsu-oki earthquake (MJMA 6.8) and the 2007 Noto Hanto earthquake (MJMA 6.9) (Fig. 1).

Although the postseismic deformations of recent Japanese inland earthquakes observed based on GPS measurements have already been discussed (e.g., Takahashi et al.,2005; Iinuma et al., 2008; Ohta et al., 2008b), they assumed only afterslip rather than viscoelastic relaxation or poroelastic rebound.

All analyses detected a recent bottleneck for inland populations 3 and 5 in harbouring significant heterozygosity excess, while no significant bottleneck was detected in inland populations 2 and 4 in any test.

For example, where storm surges associated with tropical cyclones are imposed on a rising sea level, as in the Bay of Bengal over recent decades, their inland reach will in time become greater and impacts consequently progressively more extensive [62].

The coast does feel particularly vulnerable - local communities resentful about more recent arrivals from inland; a broader sense that Muslims here are being marginalised; and real fears about the radicalisation of youths - and the murder, quite possibly by police hit squads, of several outspoken Muslim clerics.

Each analysis (sign/Wilcoxon tests under the IAM/SMM) showed evidence of a recent bottleneck in inland and coastal populations.

Based on our results, these decreases in HO do not appear to be due to a recent bottleneck in inland populations, with the exception of VST where significant results of simulated genetic bottlenecking were detected.

It has prompted speculation that Barlow's recent involvement with the Inland Revenue – specifically being ordered by the High Court to pay back millions of pounds which he sheltered in the £340 million Icebreaker tax avoidance scheme – has had something to do with the decision not to release the single.