For example, the 1992 Landers earthquake (Mw 7.3) ruptured five distinct fault segments with different geometries separated by releasing and restraining step-overs (Sieh et al., 1993).
In the latter connection appellee Hirsch, as chairman of the Board, has filed an affidavit admitting that he and the other appellees, unless restrained, will take steps, as appellant alleges, to prevent payment of the $270,000 by its customers to it, and also to secure payment of that sum into the Treasury.
In addition, high-resolution seismic and multi-beam bathymetry data acquired in the Gulf of Izmit indicate several compressional features along the Yalova segment occurring as restraining bends created by a step-over of strike slip faults (Gökaşan et al., 2001).
By pursuing this conversation we might enable ourselves to take wiser steps toward managing and restraining our use of this technology.
Democrats and Republicans were more restrained when Tyson stepped forward with her accusation, with most saying the lieutenant governor deserved due process.
An army supervisor will give evidence that in December 2009 Manning had an angry outburst during a counselling session in which he flipped over a table and had to be restrained after he stepped towards a rack of weapons.
The point is also that the only restraining structures that changed between the different steps of the experiment were the ones sectioned.
At each stage, 10,000 equilibration steps was employed, while applying a harmonic restraining force of 10 Kcalmol−1Å−2 to all backbone Cα atoms.
Finally 10,000 steps of energy minimisation were carried out without any restraining force.
Energy minimization was performed using the steepest decent algorithm for 2000 steps followed by position-restraint dynamics (5 ns in length) restraining the protein to the initial coordinates.
