Sentence examples for rupture figure from inspiring English sources

All the GPS stations move in roughly the same seaward direction as during the coseismic rupture (Figure 1a).

The distribution of Rn, CO2, and Hg concentrations in soil gas may be correlated primarily with the geological environment of fault rupture (Figure 3 Table 3).

Furthermore, for μ′ = 0.4, the time-dependent ΔCFF also has a positive value of approximately 0.3 MPa at the rupture starting point of the Yunodake fault, 4.5 s after the Itozawa fault begins to rupture (Figure 6c,d).

The means of CO2, Rn and Hg concentrations were higher in the north parts than in the south parts of the co-seismic rupture (Figure 4d, e and 4f).

For μ′ = 0.8, the time-dependent ΔCFF has a positive value of approximately 0.8 MPa at the rupture starting point of the Yunodake fault 4.5 s after the Itozawa fault begins to rupture (Figure 6a,b).

The linkage (Figure 6a) or rupture (Figure 6b) of the conductive filaments corresponds to the SET from HRS to LRS or the RESET from LRS to HRS, respectively, which more easily occur in two interfacial layers.

It is obvious that the effect of the powders synthesized from zinc chloride is the most drastic, and S. aureus cells are ruptured (Figure 7e).

It expands by re-advancing the arrested rupture front (Figure 12e,f), and it spans Patch L (Figure 12g,h,i).

Figures 2 and 3 display a complex rupture pattern that propagated on different fault segments.

Compared with wt, OEBDX lines showed a shorter initial time of testa rupture (p =0.02, Figure  3C), and their seeds showed a shorter time to endosperm break initial time (p =0.004, Figure  3D).

In the example shown, the small rupture spanning Patch S (Figure 10a,b,c,d) is followed by bilateral (clockwise and counterclockwise) rupture propagation guided by the creeping region near the rim of Patch L (Figure 10e,f).