Sentence examples for the basic fault from inspiring English sources

This touches on the basic fault line in our marriage.

In short, the debate touches on some of the basic fault lines between the parties, the Republicans' faith in the virtues of tax cuts and an unfettered private marketplace and the Democrats' trust in the government as an instrument of social equity.

The typical amplitude map from all five horizons is in between H3 and H2 (Fig. 9) and shows the basic fault structure, but as we compare the color bar scale with other horizons, it shows the amplitude difference between H3 and H2.

After all, the same book that prompted a phenomenal surge of enthusiasm now seems to embody all the basic faults of utopian fiction as a genre: the flatness of tone, the static quality of a diorama, the light coating of sentimentality in the place where human personality ought to be.

The basic fault-tolerant controller is designed to guarantee longitudinal control system stability and acceptable performance degradation under partial elevators failure.

In December 2015, he told Condoleezza Rice, his successor at the State Department, that the Republican political attacks on Benghazi were "a stupid witch hunt" and wrote that "basic fault falls on a courageous ambassador who thought Libyans now love me and I am O.K. in this very vulnerable place".

Despite such pleas, the debate, organized by Germany as this month's council president, broke down along the same basic fault lines as the first such discussion four years ago.

(1) where M0 and A i are the moment and coefficients for the three basic fault configurations, respectively.

More than anything, the problems in the euro zone have exposed the monetary union's basic fault line.

It was assumed that basic fault protection is provided using the ROCOV based protection proposed in [9].

The respective database consists of two main sections: (i) general information and basic fault parameters and (ii) geomorphic, structural, paleoseismic, seismological, geophysical, geodetic, engineering-geological, hydrological, and meteorological data.