نتایج جستجو برای: six events show dominant strike

تعداد نتایج: 1937992  

Journal: :Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography 2017

Journal: :Journal Of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth 2021

In regions with slow-moving faults, the incompleteness of earthquake and fault data complicates study seismic hazard. The instrumental historical catalogs cover a short period compared long-time interval between major events. Paleoseismic evidence allows us to increase time frame actual observations, but is still scarce imprecise. Physics-based simulations overcome limitations generate long-ter...

Journal: :Turkish Journal of Earth Sciences 2022

Field observations and morphotectonic evaluations on the south of Ulubat Lake Susurluk valley show that dominant active fault pattern consists northeast-southwest east northeast-west southwest right-lateral faults northwestsoutheast normal developing between these strike-slip faults. We redefined in discovered control route River. Based discoveries evaluations, we can claim "bend model" previou...

2015
Sandra Reuter Jukka Corander Mark de Been Simon Harris Lu Cheng Miquette Hall Nicholas R. Thomson Alan McNally

Yersinia enterocolitica is a common cause of food-borne gastroenteritis worldwide. Recent work defining the phylogeny of the genus Yersinia subdivided Y. enterocolitica into six distinct phylogroups. Here, we provide detailed analyses of the evolutionary processes leading to the emergence of these phylogroups. The dominant phylogroups isolated from human infections, PG3-5, show very little dive...

Journal: :Journal of sports science & medicine 2015
William Fredericks Seth Swank Madeline Teisberg Bethany Hampton Lance Ridpath Jandy B Hanna

Minimalist running footwear has grown increasingly popular. Prior studies that have compared lower extremity biomechanics in minimalist running to traditional running conditions are largely limited to a single running velocity. This study compares the effects of running at various speeds on foot strike pattern, stride length, knee angles and ankle angles in traditional, barefoot, and minimalist...

2013
Tuna Eken Frederik Tilmann James Mechie Wenjin Zhao Rainer Kind Heping Su Guangqi Xue Marianne Karplus

The northeastern boundary of the Tibetan high plateau is marked by a 2 km topographic drop and a coincident rapid change in crustal thickness. Surface tectonics are dominated by the Kunlun strike-slip fault system and adjacent Kunlun concealed thrust. The main objective of the current study is to map lateral variations of seismic anisotropy parameters in this region along the linear INDEPTH IV ...

2015
Fatemeh Nayyeri Farima Raji Edith Haghnazarian Mamak Shariat Hosein Dalili

OBJECTIVE An abrupt refusal by the infant to breastfeed is often called "nursing strike". In fact a common reason for cessation of nursing is infant's refusal to breast feed. This problem can often be overcome. This paper has aimed to identify the causes of "breast feeding refusal" or "nursing strike" in 6 month old infants visiting the East Tehran health center for their scheduled vaccination ...

2005
P. Tregoning M. Sambridge T. Nicholson

S U M M A R Y The arrival pattern (AP) method and teleseismic data have been used to relocate aftershocks following three major (M w >= 7.8) interplate earthquakes that occurred in eastern Papua New Guinea in 2000 November. The first event was an M w = 8.0 strike-slip earthquake that ruptured the Weitin fault over a length of ∼100 km. No aftershocks were located in the upper 15 km, suggesting t...

Journal: :Gait & posture 2013
Benoit Mariani Hossein Rouhani Xavier Crevoisier Kamiar Aminian

Time periods composing stance phase of gait can be clinically meaningful parameters to reveal differences between normal and pathological gait. This study aimed, first, to describe a novel method for detecting stance and inner-stance temporal events based on foot-worn inertial sensors; second, to extract and validate relevant metrics from those events; and third, to investigate their suitabilit...

2005
Benchun Duan David D. Oglesby

[1] We perform two-dimensional dynamic models of strike-slip faults with a change in strike (a bend) over multiple earthquake cycles to examine the long-term effects of nonplanar fault geometry. A viscoelastic model (a proxy for off-fault deformation and tectonic loading) is introduced for the interseismic process to avoid pathological stress buildup around the bend. A finite element method wit...

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