Brian Gorman, a spokesman for NOAA in Seattle, said the agency did not intend to repeat historical missteps.
We identified a good correlation between the ground upheaval produced by the reverse-fault motion and elevation in the mountainous area, which is consistent with the idea that repeated historical reverse faulting developed the present-day topography.
Recently, trench excavation surveys have clarified the fault offset, due to repeated historical earthquakes in the Neodani fault system (e.g., Research Group for Active Faults of Japan, 1986; Miyakoshi et al., 1988; Okada et al., 1992; Miyakoshi et al., 1993).
These precise intensity data enabled us to compare the detailed source areas of pairs of repeated historical earthquakes, such as the 1703 Genroku earthquake with the 1923 Kanto earthquake, and the 1707 Hoei earthquake with the summation of the 1854 Ansei Tokai and Ansei Nankai earthquakes.
Because they have observed repeated historical upheavals in their lifetime, many elders take a long view.
At a broad spatial scale, nuclear data have revealed evidence for repeated historical admixture between the two lineages [9].
Geographic distribution of species is continuously shaped by several extrinsic factors causing repeated historical range and demographic expansions/contractions [ 1, 2].
Yet as you watch the White House go up in flames — an image that doesn't provoke the same shock or giggles that it did in his 1996 flick, "Independence Day" — you may wonder if every time he blows or burns something up, Mr. Emmerich, who was born in Germany in 1955, is compulsively repeating a historical trauma.
With the present opportunity to transform the health care delivery system, it is incumbent upon policymakers, researchers and clinicians to avoid repeating this historical error, and provide integrated behavioral health services in medical contexts.
THESE results repeat a historical pattern.
