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r a series of down-to-the-basin and antithetic | faults adjacent to salt. |
Several geological | faults affect these rocks, the most significant of wh |
Numerous other smaller | faults affect the coalfield. |
Al-Arabi concluded that brooding over ones | faults, after the fact, is not only a hindrance in th |
inal had “judged (Mgr Capel) guilty of serious | faults against morality extending over many years” an |
ite House was found to have serious structural | faults and was completely gutted and renovated. |
We acknowledged freely our | faults, and we've worked arm in arm toward fixing the |
wide audience of wine experts able to pick out | faults and publish them online. |
pport automated operations, react to unplanned | faults and opportunities, and to optimize operations |
roups dedicated to measuring Plate boundaries, | faults, and volcanos principally on the west coast of |
lt through very difficult rock with four major | faults and a great deal of underground water, some at |
n use for long enough that most of its initial | faults and inherent problems have been removed or red |
changed their plea to guilty, "confessed their | faults and submitted themselves to the court, and pro |
seismic reflection data to identify the larger | faults and avoid the most faulted areas at the mine p |
ware, which has allowed for examination of the | faults and veins and their relationships to one anoth |
voyage with only one engine and numerous minor | faults, and negligent for failing to provide a workin |
man with the goal of using politics to correct | faults and vices she saw within her community, namely |
er, the German volunteers were not above human | faults and despair - especially as the war dragged on |
dropped to 83rd position after accumulating 13 | faults, and the Team had dropped to 12th - missing th |
or human occupancy across the traces of active | faults and to mitigate thereby the hazard of fault ru |
y optimistic little ditty about accepting your | faults and making the best of it. |
n - a Speed Class - Lennon lay in 51st on 6.12 | faults, and the Team lay in 8th - less than 8 faults |
that he doesn't care about his woman's past or | faults, and testifies that with even her slightest di |
Hatton claims that the | faults and disasters of his time in office were the r |
of the state, and scientists began to analyze | faults and earthquakes. |
ionality and to detect malfunctions, failures, | faults and to implement a host of mitigation strategi |
ssociated with particularly favorable stacking | faults and confirmed by later experiments. |
tle in cold weather, exacerbating any existing | faults and becoming much more liable to fracture. |
The nearest known active | faults are the San Andreas Fault, approximately 19 km |
Systematic | faults are often a result of an error in the specific |
Faults are deviations in appearance that have an effe | |
These | faults are related to a period of rifting that trende |
The San Andreas Fault and Hayward | Faults are the most active faults, even though the Sa |
The various | faults are characterized as normal faults, meaning th |
Active | faults are the most common sources of earthquakes and |
nclude the nature of aristocratic life and its | faults as well as the unpleasantries of the world and |
al sediment loads in coastal bays that overlie | faults as a result of mining of gold inland. |
Coloe Fossae Dikes and/or | Faults, as seen by HiRISE. |
His | faults as a judge lay in his disposition to be intole |
story of facts and theories, the book has many | faults; as an essay on the evolution of the religious |
The earthquake was triggered by major thrust | faults associated with the Ottawa-Bonnechere Graben. |
The earthquake was triggered by | faults associated with the Saguenay Graben. |
h larger than that observed in the extensional | faults associated with the slumps, but matches well w |
epth of 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) on blind thrust | faults associated with the Enriquillo-Plantain Garden |
ns the U.S. national fault model of Quaternary | faults at its Central Region offices in Golden, Color |
by studio software to make up for the apparent | faults at both live concerts. |
speed approximately 65 km/h, but problems and | faults became manifest over the trial period. |
last 5 million years), with most of the active | faults being normal in type and NW-SE trending. |
These events involved all of the known active | faults between Norcia and L'Aquila. |
Each of the falls is associated with | faults bringing harder sandstone beds into contact wi |
Despite these | faults, Burr did praise the "escaped circus monkeys" |
"Of course there are | faults, but they are far outweighed by merits, which |
He said that it had great | faults but was prepared to vote for it. |
Lowell pointed out some | faults, but wrote: “The figures of most historians se |
uch as fault masking, which is a way to ignore | faults by seamlessly preparing a backup component to |
as of shearing, and within the plane of thrust | faults, can provide information on the transport dire |
Such | faults can remain undetected for years, until conditi |
Concern about previously undiscovered seismic | faults combined with more stringent requirements requ |
The Craven | Faults constitute a fault zone in north England, runn |
flows hundreds of feet deep that welled up in | faults created by the rifting apart of North America |
Northwest to southeast oriented | faults cross the ridge in places and can be seen wher |
A series of northwest to southeast aligned | faults cut through this succession and give rise to m |
age at each point can be determined and simple | faults detected and traced to their root cause. |
As the crust stretches, | faults develop to accommodate the extension. |
y controlled by zones of weakness related with | faults, dikes and a major contact in the Archean base |
Electrical | faults do not always occur where fire first reaches a |
Geological structures, in particular | faults, dykes and mylonite (reddish brown powdered co |
ismicity is controlled by a series of geologic | faults formed over the last billion years by the proc |
ould see the oil migrate up the horst bounding | faults from the lower source units, into the trap uni |
echnician can view data or download events and | faults from the previous weeks or months. |
It is also susceptible to | faults from radio frequency interference. |
quaternary seismic activity along these minor | faults has been observed with the possible exception |
Both | faults have produced major earthquakes in the past, a |
Several | faults have been mapped in the vicinity of Vallejo. |
od shape, despite around 2,800 primarily minor | faults having been found during the upgrade, and only |
l, a section of rock will often fail in normal | faults, horizontally extending and vertically thinnin |
Anomalies such as | faults, hydrocarbons, and conductive mineralization a |
There are a number of old | faults in the region, but none of them are known to s |
became more docile and eventually realizes her | faults in resurrecting the 88 Beasts. |
s possible to estimate the number of remaining | faults in a software system still to be detected by a |
robably the finest example of conjugate normal | faults in the Chalk of southern England. |
of medium voltage cables and the detection of | faults in the insulation. |
It is the process of detecting | faults in a system under scrutiny by passively observ |
The steam then escapes because of | faults in the dome shape and the steam forces its way |
t Paul-Henri Mathieu despite serving 20 double | faults in the match, and Coria then defeated Nicolas |
ult is one of the longest and most significant | faults in Australia, extending for at least 1500 km i |
Faults in planning and the omission of radios resulte | |
peline travels through three active earthquake | faults in Azerbaijan, four in Georgia and seven in Tu |
hly inductive people tend to be good at seeing | faults in others. |
by a system of thrust and possibly strike-slip | faults in the Chugach Mountains and St. Elias Mountai |
Both of these are transform | faults in the northern leg of the East Pacific Rise s |
Earthquakes and active | faults in western and northern Pakistan and adjacent |
tment, where he invented a method of detecting | faults in lines, which was of great benefit in the ma |
f the war, and accepting their place and major | faults in it. |
s application to study the degree to which the | faults in the material of quantum wires has on their |
Along with its qualities it has many | faults in execution: a certain incoherency in the man |
297), and ‘On | Faults in Farming' (ib. |
array of sensors and is therefore tolerant to | faults in individual sensors; on the other hand it ac |
These are | faults in what might otherwise have been an entertain |
As the inspection did not reveal any major | faults in construction, the insurance was finally pai |
a Heights Fault System is a system of geologic | faults in Houston, Texas. |
However, he more than makes up for his | faults in sheer power. |
apable of automatically testing and diagnosing | faults in sophisticated electronic packaged parts or |
easing its maneuverability or causing sporadic | faults in the weapons systems. |
It sees numerous earthquakes due to several | faults, in particular the San Andreas Fault. |
anuary 2011 following complaints about several | faults in how the election was conducted, while there |
If activated, any | faults in the piping must be first repaired. |
The pair had 4 | faults in the first round, but posted the fastest tim |
significant earthquakes have occurred on these | faults in historic times, but slow movement has been |
TechRadar acknowledged GPS | faults in the Galaxy S, and stated that these have be |
ll test cases of a partition will not find new | faults in the program. |
Faults include leaning to one side, twisting, pushing | |
Faults include aggression or fearfulness, anatomical | |
rrival at Rome engineers discovered some minor | faults, including a faulty fuelgauge, which delayed t |
derelict for many years, with major structural | faults including both side girts being broken. |
The Biga Peninsula is an area marked by active | faults including strike-slip movement and en echelon |
The fact that other translations had too many | faults inspired Klinkert to do this. |
In other words, we tend to project our own | faults into others and hate them. |
sion on approximately W-E trending extensional | faults is accompanied by dextral (right lateral) stri |
y darts on Atlantis and subsequent unexplained | faults, it is suspected that Wraith may have infiltra |
r an unsympathetic portrayal of many of Cook's | faults, it was generally well-received critically. |
d equal 5th in the Nations Cup on Friday on 20 | faults, just 8 faults behind the winners - Belgium; S |
he monocline include the disharmonic folds and | faults, known as the Lulworth Crumple, at Stair Hole, |
However, other brands suffer from similar | faults, like the Canon E18 error or the Nikon Coolpix |
It has been suggested that splay | faults, linking back into the plate interface, have h |
"On health care, D'Alessandro | faults Lynch as much for failure of leadership as for |
in the North American plate to reactivate old | faults, making the area prone to earthquakes. |
an area based on the rupture of single reverse | faults may lead to a major underestimate of the magni |
Dikes and | faults may have produced mineral deposits. |
These | faults may also have been the source for the Tseax Co |
He later questions whether its | faults may hurt it enough that the project may not ev |
ently separate mapped intracontinental reverse | faults may rupture simultaneously in an earthquake. |
Whatever his | faults, no character study can accuse Sir Toby of sno |
ckerman, and there are many obscurities...[the | faults] occur for the most part in the longer poems, |
t cannot be determined, the rate at which such | faults occur within the equipment population on avera |
factors affect the locations where electrical | faults occur. |
The band agreed to accept whatever | faults occurred during recording, resulting in over s |
busers or manipulators to amplify or fabricate | faults of the victim as a component of victim blaming |
t is the easternmost of a series of en echelon | faults of the Walker Lane straddling the Nevada - Cal |
he four judges deliberate on the qualities and | faults of each cake. |
ocks that remain between grabens, the bounding | faults of a horst typically dip away from the center |
reted to be water seeping through hot rocks in | faults of the fault-bounded Kalum-Kitimat valley. |
t and statesman Jia Yi concluded his essay The | Faults of Qin with what was to become the standard Co |
s way, and Wilmot was made responsible for the | faults of a system he had no power to amend. |
Parigrahadosha Vicara (Reflecting on the | Faults of Attachment to Wealth) |
out" editorials the next day that assailed the | faults of abolitionism in general. |
That it failed was due partly to the | faults of the reformer, but mainly to the disagreemen |
The "Go | Faults" part discusses three bad faults of Go-playing |
5 When all | faults of the heart are cured (by acts), and when the |
The main | faults of the Cwm Pennant fault system throw down to |
ut 100 km wide and contains all major geologic | faults of the Northern California. |
Detraction is committed by revealing the true | faults of our neighbor; calumny is by imputing false |
rt 3, he secured 5th position overall - only 4 | faults off the eventual winner - Marcus Ehning. |
It shows evidence of these basin-bounding | faults on all sides, except the west, which rifted aw |
Faults on Both Sides (1861) | |
wever, the Lone Pine fault is only one of many | faults on two parallel systems of faults mentioned ab |
This let | faults on the line be detected immediately by automat |
tectonics in operation; extensional or listric | faults operating at depth can provide a triangular sp |
boundaries of the lease were defined either by | faults or seam splits in the local geostructure, or e |
an expensive product or service overlooks any | faults or defects in order to justify their purchase. |
ligion, and begs for forgiveness for all their | faults or mistakes, committed either knowingly or unk |
p) is the raised fault block bounded by normal | faults or graben. |
wd, representative, whatever may have been his | faults or weaknesses, always fairly and squarely did |
elt rocks, pseudotachylite or mylonite, radial | faults or fractures, unusual injection breccias, or a |
u is formed by a series of west-dipping normal | faults, over a distance of at least 300 km. |
Love and | Faults: Personalities Who Have Changed the History of |
into porous and permeable carrier beds or into | faults planes, oil and gas then move upwards towards |
Low, David (1973): With All | Faults, pp 16-20 |
Alba's well preserved lava flows and | faults provide an excellent photogeologic record of t |
rwent collapse producing a concentric suite of | faults providing space into which magma was able to i |
ly from bedding planes, fractures, joints, and | faults, rather than from intergranular pores. |
One of the | faults remaining with the aircraft all of its operati |
se, with staff to maintain the network, repair | faults, respond to emergencies and service customers |
Reservoir design | faults, rock fissures and tectonic processes may act |
A number of geological | faults run through the area forming a part of the Swa |
A number of geological | faults run north-west to south-east through the hill. |
Also, recent images show tectonic | faults running through the ridge, apparently inconsis |
A series of minor | faults runs northwest to southeast through the hill w |
A number of northwest to southeast aligned | faults runs across the hill. |
ormed a high difficult scoring routine without | faults scoring the highest points at the championship |
Their numerous design | faults sealed these locomotives' fate when the K clas |
The Antelope has many other | faults: she lists to port, and constant pumping is ne |
e her an opportunity to train and repair minor | faults) she was deployed into the Atlantic Ocean in F |
e her an opportunity to train and repair minor | faults, she was deployed into the Atlantic Ocean in J |
e her an opportunity to train and repair minor | faults, she was deployed into the Atlantic Ocean in O |
e her an opportunity to train and repair minor | faults, she was deployed into the Atlantic Ocean in F |
ntinue functioning in the presence of hardware | faults, such as a "limp-in" mode for an automobile el |
possible failures, including hardware-related | faults such as hard disk failures, input or output de |
Bear in mind, there are more | faults than this in the opening. |
icult to comprehend and hence may contain more | faults than unoptimized versions. |
efused the dialogue so that we can correct the | faults that characterized the community elections. |
this topography is built by a number of normal | faults that meet at a basal detachment fault. |
Level 3 Failures - Cautions, failures and | faults that lead to a loss of system redundancy, they |
ional system, or simply one of the many thrust | faults that make up the Alps to the south. |
ded on at least one side by one or more normal | faults that are oriented along or sub-parallel to the |
round features normally associated with thrust | faults that have recently experienced seismic activit |
ed from the construction, and a pair of active | faults that cut across the canyon near the dam site h |
The litany of | faults that the Helldiver bore included the fact that |
It is at the intersection of two | faults that form an X shape across Canberra. |
The human little | faults that you do have just make me love you more |
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