As it turned out, a Tesoro Logistics pipeline had ruptured, spreading more than 865,000 gallons of oil across seven acres of Mr. Jensen's farm.
Our results are generally consistent for small (0.5 km/s) variations in these parameters as always, a faster rupture speed spreads the moment further over the fault, a slower rupture speed results in a more compact pattern and larger estimates of slip (Lay et al., 2010c).
While French health officials said the gel carried no known link to cancer, the news had many women here hurrying to have their implants removed, lest they rupture and spread a potentially toxic gel in their bodies.
The only question is how far the ruptures have spread.
Conversely, when the increase in the stress at short wavelengths is dominant, the rupture does not spread smoothly, which results in higher b-values (Scholz 1968).
This inflammation facilitates the intestinal barrier rupture and bacterial spread within intestinal epithelial cells at a distance from the initial entry site, further amplifying the inflammatory response and mucosal damage [6].
6 Less commonly, empyema can develop as a result of esophageal rupture and subdiaphragmatic spread.
Other cases can present with abdominal pain, weight loss, nausea and vomiting, palpable mass, acute appendicitis, intussusception and localized rupture or peritoneal spread.
Imaging plays an important role in the diagnosis and management of mucinous appendiceal neoplasms as it may bring attention to asymptomatic neoplasms, allows detection of local invasion, impending or actual rupture, and metastatic spread of these tumors.
Supported phospholipid bilayers, obtained by surface-assisted rupture, fusion, and spreading of vesicular microphases, offer a unique opportunity, because engineering the substrate allows manipulation of one of the two bilayer interfaces as well.
