Sentence examples for zone damage from inspiring English sources

Secondary shear zone damage and strain-rate contours are predicted with incipient bue appearance.

Li et al. (2007) similarly observed the fault zone damage and healing associated with the 2004 M6 Parkfield earthquake.

The fault zone at this location consists of a fault core, transition zone, damage zone, and tonalitic wall rocks.

This paper presents the development of a bitumen stone adhesive zone damage model for the design of ravelling resistant porous asphalt concrete.

Within a highly resolved subsection of the component, placed in the proximity of the impact zone, damage and failure mechanisms are modelled naturally at the length scale of individual plies and interfaces.

There are two physical mechanisms that may explain postseismic changes in velocity; one is a relaxation of fault zone damage by healing (Vidale and Li, 2003); the other is a nonlinear change in very shallow subsurface regions caused by the incidence of strong motion (Sawazaki et al., 2006).

The south-central zone damaged by the quake handles more than 20 percent of the cargo in and out of Chile, said Claudio Ortiz, frigate captain of the maritime government of Talcahuano.

Based on the theory of cavity expansion model, the soil around the pile is divided into three zones namely damage zone, plastic zone and elastic zone.

In the current study, we quantified the physical property values of host rocks (intact zones), cohesive damage zones, and brecciated fracture zones.

Total number distribution of faults, fractures, breccias, and mineral veins in each of the intact zones, surrounding damage zones (sdz), and the brecciated zones in the footwall.

Average density, resistivity, P-wave velocity, neutron porosity, natural gamma ray, and S-wave velocity in the intact zones, surrounding damage zones (sdz), and the brecciated zones in the footwall.