Serious treatment-related adverse events (tendon rupture and complex regional pain syndrome) were reported in a few cases.
In the southern end (Ibaraki and CHB: Chiba), the waveform is characterized by a large, rather simple, pulse with a long duration, probably reflecting the effect of rupture directivity or an isolated regional event.
Thus, this lithological unit may be a regional control on rupture to the trench (Chester et al. 2013), as the low coseismic shear stress and low coseismic friction of the clay may have allowed the 2011 Tohoku earthquake to rupture to the trench (Fulton et al. 2013; Ujiie et al. 2013).
To understand the relationship between the 1951 ruptures and new interpretations of the regional neotectonic architecture of the Longitudinal Valley, we re-evaluated the November 1951 ruptures by analyzing old documents, reports and photographs, and by interviewing local residents who experienced the earthquake.
That reluctance suggests the Turkish government may be seeking to reach some accommodation with Saudi Arabia while avoiding a full rupture in relations with another important regional power.
Hence, surface rupture generation is closely related to the regional tectonic stress field. 5.
The regional stress fields during different periods also influence the rupture values, resulting in the Cenozoic rupture values being smaller than the Late Mesozoic ones.
The principal objective of our study is to compare the regional stress tensor in the region between Yalova and Düzce with the local stress tensors derived from the aftershock clusters lying along the fault rupture zone (Fig. 1).
Gomez-Lopez, N., Hernandez-Santiago, S., Lobb, A. P., Olson, D. M. & Vadillo-Ortega, F. Normal and premature rupture of fetal membranes at term delivery differ in regional chemotactic activity and related chemokine/cytokine production.
However, additional source rupture process information can still be retrieved from the regional full-waveform seismic data.
