Sentence examples for rocked as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The Mexican economy was also rocked as a consequence of the Great Recession of 2008 09 that pummeled the economy of Mexico's biggest trading partner, the United States.

Schistosity, mode of foliation that occurs in certain metamorphic rocks as a consequence of the parallel alignment of platy and lath-shaped mineral constituents.

Nonetheless, there is limited work published on wettability alteration of carbonate rocks as a consequence of carbonated water injection.

In turn, heavy grazing pressure maintains the desired short lawn patches in the landscape, but also promotes a concomitant loss and eventual elimination of woodlands, together with an expansion of bare rock as a consequence of soil erosion.

These data are consistent with a model whereby inactivation of p110δ leads to increases in ROCK activity as a consequence of higher levels of active RhoA.

Equally as significant are changes in chemical environment that result in two metamorphic processes: (1) mechanical dislocation where a rock is deformed, especially as a consequence of differential stress; and (2) chemical recrystallization where a mineral assemblage becomes out of equilibrium due to temperature and pressure changes and a new mineral assemblage forms.

We suggest that the commonly observed case of age decreasing with grain size in K Ar and 40Ar/39Ar dating of brittle fault rocks can be interpreted as a consequence of mixing between two end-member illite/muscovite generations: an authigenic and a protolithic, in which the finest authigenic grains constrain the timing of the last faulting increment.

As a consequence, a rocking mechanism of the bridge pier initiated; such mechanism affected significantly the pier response at large shaking intensities.

In this way, hydrogen might induce an increase in the bulk porosity of the rocks during its vertical migration, and as a consequence, it is likely to create its own channel for vertical migration.

Sulphide geochemistry and stable isotope data are interpreted to reflect modifications to the magmatic signature of the mineralised intrusion as a consequence of wall-rock contamination and hydrothermal overprinting.

As a consequence, fatigue sensitivity for rock bit cemented carbides is found to be lower than that extrapolated from data reported for fine-grained grades.