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Two structures of NPE, namely series-parallel and parallel, are proposed with their respective fault isolation policies.

Parameter R is the minimum distance in 3D between the hypocenter and the respective fault plane.

For each amplitude simulation run the respective pseudorange satellite ID and fault start time are selected randomly while the respective fault duration is kept constant.

The minimum distance of the hypocenters from the respective fault planes is shown in Table 3 as parameter R. Foreshocks' major ruptures (red squares in Fig. 10) continuously cover the northernmost part of the Hinagu fault zone, having length of approximately 20 km.

Despite their respective faults, Curry and Randolph have trade value, according to rival executives.

However, a somewhat pat ending and the fixity of the characters in their respective faults—he sternly taciturn, she pitifully self-abnegating rob the narrative of reself-abnegating rob

However, a somewhat pat ending and the fixity of the characters in their respective faults — he sternly taciturn, she pitifully self-abnegating — rob the narrative of resonance.

Across all investigated damage zones, the majority of fractures are parallel and sub-parallel to their respective faults irrespective of the regional stress field of the area.

These trajectories cross the boundaries of their respective post-fault stability regions in 200 400 milliseconds (critical clearance times).

In certain countries that have not ratified the Convention, such as the United States, the law is such that, if both vessels are to blame, the total damages are equally divided, regardless of the respective degrees of fault.

In countries that have adopted the International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to Collisions between Vessels, signed at Brussels in 1910, the rule of "comparative negligence" governs: if each of two colliding vessels is to blame, the total damages will be divided between their owners or operators in proportion to the respective degrees of fault.