Sentence examples for zone trend from inspiring English sources
The faults in this zone trend predominantly WSW-ENE and indicate the eastern termination of the basin.
At approximately 30° from the trend of the northern part of the trench (Figure 1), the fracture zone trend is slightly more than the approximately 25° reactivation cutoff determined by Billen et al. (2007).
The E W oriented tectonic direction (shear zone trend) is likely to have controlled the drainage patterns in an early phase, followed by NW SE and NE SW trends.
They used almost the same number of data as Chase (1972), consisting of 106 earthquake slip vectors, 62 fracture zone trends, and 68 rates of relative motion.
The complexity process in the growth trend for settlements does not involve any modern factors requirements such as topography, soil bearing capacity and other environmental factors issues that may result in a determination of settlement zone trends.
However, for higher frequencies, it was difficult to find such a consistent pattern of coda Q with the high strain rate zone trending from northeast to southwest (Figure 1).
Many landslides and surface ruptures appeared in a concentration zone trending E W at 5 6 km in width up to the boundary of our analysis on the western side of the central cones of Aso volcano.
In addition, our observation has clearly shown existence of a probable fault zone trending in NE – SW direction between Tabriz city and Urmia Lake which is consistent with the trend of meizoseismal zone of the Deh-Khareqan (modern Azarshahr) earthquake (M ~ 6.8) in 1641.
The peninsula lies on a fracture zone trending northwest southeast, and is located at the border between the Halifax Slate Formation and a granite-based formation.
Case [35] inferred the existence of a deep-shear zone trending northwest-southeast, approximately parallel to the Panama Canal, based on gravity data indicating a very steep gradient underlying the Panama Canal Basin.
Stock and Molnar [ 1987] first proposed the existence of the Bellingshausen Plate to explain differing fracture zone trends on either side of the Antipodes Fracture Zone on the Pacific-Antarctic Ridge during the Late Cretaceous and earliest Tertiary.
