The Bee Gees had been a five-piece band, but the rupture changed everything.
In the present study, we report observations of unstable slip events generated in synthetic fault zones, each of which represents a suitable analog for studying slow slip regions (Kato et al. 2010) through triaxial loading at confining pressures ranging from 60 to 170 MPa in order to explore how the properties of slow rupture change across a much wider range of physical conditions.
With the opening of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba after more than 50 years of rupture, change will come to the Communist-led island only in fits and starts.
Near the northeastern edge of the caldera, however, the surface rupturing changed.
The vicinity of the edges of coseismic slip in which the rupture velocity changes abruptly emits high-frequency radiation (Madariaga 1977).
These include clot rupture, coagulopathy, changes in stored red blood cells (the storage lesion), and immunomodulation.
"A trick," he called it, "billed as reform but in fact a rupture, which changed the most fundamental elements of society: protection of the family, moral and religious values, the unity of Spain".
The rupture then changed its direction and proceeded to the shallower part, across the "asperity" (Fig. 11).
Not revolutionary in the violent sense, but revolutionary as in rupture and change," Villón said.
Mix in names of countries and people scraped from the political stories sections of Google News, with frequent exhortations for "Reform," "toughminded reform," "market-led reform," "painful reform," "change," "serious change," "rupture," and 12-15 sentences worth of automagically generated word-salad content, and you'd be there.
