Sentence examples for represent a fault from inspiring English sources

C1C might represent a fault zone conductor at this profile, and crashed andesites are also clear at this location as denoted by R1C.

The similarity of strike angles of the fault planes suggests that the active fault, the shallow earthquakes, and the tremors represent a fault system reaching from the surface to the lower crust as described in Iio et al. (2004).

For each subspace representing a fault pattern, a special NN is trained for fault diagnosis.

The green rectangle represents a fault model of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake (Earthquake Research Institute, 2011).

Along the main strand from Dozon past Nishihara, the rupture followed a preexisting fault scarp several tens of meters high, and representing a fault zone 100 400 m wide.

In general, priority 1 means warnings that should be corrected and probably represents a fault reviewer would like to correct; priority 2 represents not so critical warnings but that may be interesting to be analyzed after the ones with priority 1; and priority 3 means warnings related to coding style and are considered informational.

On objective grounds, this represents a fault (the reports on nothing, less, most, and all could in principle be empirically tested); on subjective grounds, this is correct (as long as the gender system exists, women and men will have different views and experiences of it) [ 7].

This is considered to represent a preexisting fault formed before subduction began.

Mutation Testing is a very effective testing criterion once the mutation operators or a subset of them, responsible to perform the syntactic changes into the original program for mutant generation, represent a plausible fault model.

Since the southern extension of the fault connects with the northern end of the Sun Kosi Rosi Khola fault system (Nakata 1982), which is also considered to have a right-lateral strike-slip component, these two faults must represent a continuous single fault system.

Some ask whether the problems are so severe as to represent an irreparable fault in the economic system.