Sentence examples for rift process from inspiring English sources

Within this context, Resin Infusion under Flexible Tooling (RIFT) process has become a rapidly growing manufacturing approach for large scale and complex parts.

Extension beneath the ice shelf is relatively minor as rifting centered north of Thurston Island early in the rift process.

Permian rift processes in this region are generally attributed to crustal collapse during the latter part of the Hercynian/Variscan orogeny, but the Triassic rifting style is more complex and the presence of a single over-riding first-order control is equivocal.

The dating of emplacement of vast suites of basaltic magma, known as basaltic dike swarms, is consistent with the ages of continental rifting, suggesting that mantle upwelling was an important contributor to the rifting process.

These intrusions may partially compensate for the crustal thinning caused by lithosphere extension during the rifting process.

The thinnest crust is found in the Red River Delta, where it ranges from 26.5 km to 30.4 km, which is suggestive of a recent rifting process.

Clarifying the temporal and spatial variabilities of magmatic activity in the volcanic front and back-arc region will contribute to the understanding of the early rifting process of this region.

The Deccan basaltic lava eruption created a thick basaltic lava cover that formed the basement, which then accumulated a thick layer of marine and lagoonal fine clastic sediment between the Late Paleocene and Mid Miocene, until the rifting process ceased (Biswas 1987).

The Krishna Godavari basin is a rifted passive margin basin that developed orthogonally to the NW SE trending Pranhita Godavari graben along the central Eastern Continental Margin of India in response to the continental rifting process and the subsequent seafloor spreading between India and eastern Antarctica during the early Cretaceous period.

Extension is minor, as rifting jumped north of Thurston Island early in the rifting process.

Eventually, the rifting process separated the two viviparid clusters into the four modern groups (i.e. the Congo-, Malawi, Okavango-, and Victoria group; Splits B and C) subsequently to Split A. Each of these groups is (much like in fish) confined to one side of the western branch of the EARS.