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The data revealed that the rupture began north of Palu, on a previously unknown fault segment, and in 30 seconds traveled at least 80 miles southward.
Robert P. Fassett, director of integrity management and technical support at the utility's gas operation, said that in the spot where the rupture began, a seam was welded through only 50 percent of the pipe's thickness and might have become weaker over the years as pressure in the pipe rose and fell.
USGS scientists concluded the rupture began very close to some of the largest wastewater injection wells in the basin.
A ruefully funny memoir full of recollections, triggered by food, on the pain of midlife rupture, beginning with this gem: "I baked a chicken the night I left my wife".
When the aseismic slip area reaches the bottom of a regular asperity, the rupture begins (Fig. 3(b), EQ1).
We observe that this variation plays a bigger role after the rupture begins propagating on the largest patch.
The dynamic rupture begins with sweeping Patch S and the large nucleation at the same time, which yields the first peak in the moment acceleration (Figure 7d,e).
In the inversion, 16 time windows of 0.8 s in length are used, each window overlapping by 0.4 s, leading to each subfault having a possibility to slip within 6.8 s after the rupture begins.
However, as the bond length in these specimens increased, the ruptures began to occur within a thin layer of concrete.
In the following months, Takata engineers came up with yet another explanation for the ruptures: Beginning in September 2001, machine operators at the Moses Lake plant could have inadvertently switched off an "auto reject" function that weeded out poorly made explosives that can become unstable, they said, according to regulatory filings and Honda officials.
The pope, who wishes to someday visit Moscow, made his first trip to a mostly Orthodox country in 1999, when he went to Romania and prayed alongside Patriarch Teoctist, a crucial first step in repairing a rupture that began in the fifth century and was set in stone in 1054.
