Sentence examples for triggering by from inspiring English sources

Van der Elst said: "The remote triggering by big earthquakes is an indication the area is critically stressed".

The water injection appears to prime cracks in the rock, making them vulnerable to triggering by tremors from earthquakes thousands of miles away.

Police logs show that within 75 minutes of the attack, the authorities had hosed down the scene of crime area, again triggering by claims by some of Ms Bhutto's supporters that they were trying to cover up something.

P EFA is the probability of triggering by noise which increases with t r.

On the other hand, the zone appears to respond readily to remote triggering by large earthquakes.

This is interrelated with the handover triggering by defining the cell border of each cell.

Nevertheless, two main classes of models (Hill and Prejean 2015) are used to explain the triggering by dynamic stresses: (1) direct triggering by frictional failure and (2) triggering through excitation of crustal fluids.

It is expected that the causes of the inducement involve fault weakening, not just triggering by the static stress change.

Figure 3 shows examples of events that are consistent with onset triggering by tilted streamers that are not as ideal as the event in Fig. 1.

This value is at least one-order smaller than a typical value of earthquake triggering by elastostatic stress change in the literature (Hardebeck et al. 1998; Freed 2005).

Politics before then looked completely different; members of parliament, not reliant on public salaries, were for ever resigning and triggering by-elections, and were naturally not as dependent on the holders of the public purse.