The postseismic stress rotation extends south of the coseismic rotation, while the afterslip is centered somewhat north of the mainshock slip (Fig. 5b).
For the Sumatra earthquake (Fig. 4e), the largest coseismic rotation is also observed at the base of zone B, with rotation extending into the upper part of zone C.
For the Tohoku-Oki earthquake (Fig. 4a), the largest coseismic stress rotation is the lower part of zone B and the rotation extends into the upper part of zone C. The Moho depth of the overriding plate is 30 35 km, shallowing toward the trench (Zhao et al. 1994), meaning that much of the rotation is below the Moho depth.
They say, "Our ultra high-camera captured one perfect rotation, extending it to a 60 seconds momentum".
The earth has suddenly begun to slow in its rotation, extending the length of days and nights.
It is important to recognize that the significance of visual cues in discounting rotation extends beyond eye pursuit to head-on-body (RHB) and body-in-world (RBW) rotations as well.
For the Sumatra earthquake (Fig. 3), large coseismic rotations are observed between 4°N and 7°N, where the largest mainshock slip occurred, while some rotations extend to the northern end of the rupture at about 13°N.
The largest coseismic stress rotations are found in the mid- to lower part of zone B, and rotations extend into the upper part of zone C, as defined by Lay et al. (2012).
Only if participants pressed throughout the last 60 frames before the planned end of rotation, this rotation was extended for 60 more frames after sound presentation (75 frames after the button press in "action only" trials), so that the clock hand never stopped directly or very shortly after the button press.
In sub-critical flux conditions, module rotation substantially extended cleaning-free filtration.
