Sentence examples for shallower dip from inspiring English sources

Here, married people experienced a shallower dip than singletons.

Firstly, the north-easternmost end is narrow, suggesting a more vertical fault plane, and the south-westernmost end (also the hypocentral region) is broader, suggesting a shallower dip angle on the fault plane.

This difference in the slab dip is attributed to a difference in shear resistance to the subduction (e.g., Shiono et al. 1980; Kao and Chen 1991; Christova 2004); when resistance is greater, a slab is subjected to more compressional stress and has a shallower dip.

In a shallow dip, cross a stile and continue ahead.

Follow a broad grassy path ahead across a shallow dip, then bear left along ridge.

We had first crossed two stubble fields and climbed a stile to find, in a copse, a shallow dip which is the clue to a remarkable enterprise.

Because of the shallow dip angle of both faults, the normal stress is assumed to be equal to the overburden or lithostatic pressure estimated from the assumed bulk density value of 2,300 kg/m3 (Kinoshita et al. 2013).

If it's a shallow dip, only, say, 5%-10% on the S&P, maybe a little more on the Nasdaq, and this correction brings out a burst of gloom-and-doom talk, then we may be off to the races in 2002.

There was a shallow dip in GDP post war as defense spending halted.

The settlement itself (as opposed to the wider parish) is on a downland ridge between two shallow dip slope valleys that separate it from Bicknor to the north-west and Frinsted to the east.

While the focal mechanism indicated slip on a thrust fault striking N.10°W with a shallow dip of 13° to the east-northeast, the rupture most likely propagated to the west, based on the mainshock location at the southeastern boundary of the aftershock zone.