How To Use Fault line In A Sentence
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It is a fault line where a basaltic oceanic plate grinds against a continental plate and dives into the hot core of the earth - a subduction zone.
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To select the fault line and locate the fault point quickly is of great importance for isolating the fault line, as well as improving the operation reliability and reducing the economic loss.
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I have always thought that these were earth generated lights as a fault line runs directly beneath these light formations.
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These issues have created a stark fault line within the Peace Process.
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This constructed fault line forms an intimate civic space that connects the different programs.
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Going further along those lines, I expect that the unwillingness to 'scientifically' explore the intuitional side – which is a feature of modern Western not shared by traditional Eastern philosophical traditions btw – from which we have a modern science that seemingly eschews the verse of intuition for the pure prose of fact-based veracity, is a core fault, or fallacy, indeed ongoing fault line.
A Materialist Red Herring
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It is rich with birdlife and wildlife and fault lines are evident.
The Sun
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There are other fault lines that traverse the earth.
THE EARTH: An Intimate History
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Surveyors say the fault line is capable of generating a major earthquake once in a hundred years.
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They lie on a fault line created by a seam of greensand, which runs for 200 miles from Lyme Regis to the Wash, taking in the edge of the Bowood Estate.
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These issues have created a stark fault line within the Peace Process.
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The lab experiments showed that under the single phase fault status, the system could be accurate and reliable to detect the fault line and to drive the trip.
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If the word tsunami originates from the Japanese language because earthquakes are a frequent event there why would anyone in their right mind build a nuclear reactor right on top of a fault line?
The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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There are other fault lines that traverse the earth.
THE EARTH: An Intimate History
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The hard-line cleric said as a result the country, bounded by several fault lines, experienced more “calamities” such as earthquakes, the reformist Aftab-e Yazd newspaper reported him saying.
Women Who Incite Extramarital Sex ‘Cause More Earthquakes’ Claims Iranian Cleric | Impact Lab
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It is a fault line where a basaltic oceanic plate grinds against a continental plate and dives into the hot core of the earth - a subduction zone.
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And that is the main fault line running through the collection: the stories are too choked with symbolism to achieve their lofty ambitions.
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It is rich with birdlife and wildlife and fault lines are evident.
The Sun
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Iranian leaders have promised to rebuild the town, which is on a major earthquake fault line.
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They followed the fault line as it circled the jar all the way round to rejoin itself.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are other fault lines that traverse the earth.
THE EARTH: An Intimate History
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Major art often flourishes on the fault lines between civilizations, fed by complex cross-currents between one form of life and another.
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Nuclear reactors are built on earthquake fault lines.
The Crisis of Life on Earth - our legacy from the second millenium
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This exposed the long-hidden fault line between authoritarians and libertarians.
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They followed the fault line as it circled the jar all the way round to rejoin itself.
Times, Sunday Times
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The question I find myself asking is: If the word tsunami originates from the Japanese language because earthquakes are a frequent event there why would anyone in their right mind build a nuclear reactor right on top of a fault line?
The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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It is rich with birdlife and wildlife and fault lines are evident.
The Sun
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There was always something divided about Samuel Langhorne Clemens, a psychological fault line implicit in his desire to be known professionally as " Mark Twain " and in the word twain itself.
The Adventures of Samuel Clemens
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Googling the Haiti war is an interesting exercise, if only to revisit old fault lines.
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My iracund heart had already acquired a propensity for aggravating its own fault lines—acquired it in my infancy, and developed it like a minor league prospect.
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Even if the protest over schoolbooks proves momentary, stress between the two countries will likely continue across a range of fault lines.
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It is rich with birdlife and wildlife and fault lines are evident.
The Sun
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Indeed, in such a literate society the ability to read and write had become a major social fault line.
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The rocks of the North Island's rugged axial ranges are older, brittle, sedimentary rocks (greywacke and argillite) that broke up into a series of blocks (or ranges) along major fault lines as they were uplifted.
Northland temperate forests
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Condominia on barrier reefs, hotels on exotic beaches, private homes on earthquake fault lines, and ecolodges in volcanic zones are becoming more common.
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The narrative demands us to suggest that these are the fault lines to which any tremor on the pitch henceforth must be traced.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rocks of the North Island's rugged axial ranges are older, brittle, sedimentary rocks (greywacke and argillite) that broke up into a series of blocks (or ranges) along major fault lines as they were uplifted.
Northland temperate forests
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Fault lines form, producing incredible stress that gets released in earthquakes.
The Sun
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This distinction mirrors a major fault line in ethics between what are known as consequentialist and deontological theories.
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It sits on top of seven known fault lines and perhaps countless undetected cracks in the earth.
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Surveyors say the fault line is capable of generating a major earthquake once in a hundred years.
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Major art often flourishes on the fault lines between civilizations, fed by complex cross-currents between one form of life and another.
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The geological fault lines underlying the eruptions stretch to the Italian mainland.
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He became inspired by a huge outcrop of flat farmland at the point where the Pacific fault line crosses the upper valley.
Times, Sunday Times
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These issues have created a stark fault line within the Peace Process.
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Illuminating fissures and fault lines began to appear.
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They followed the fault line as it circled the jar all the way round to rejoin itself.
Times, Sunday Times
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These issues have created a stark fault line within the Peace Process.
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In the same article a local chemist speculated that the site was already leaching radium and a biophysicist called the ground at the site, located on a fault line, ‘very unstable.’
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And any associated fault line will likewise react.
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The narrative demands us to suggest that these are the fault lines to which any tremor on the pitch henceforth must be traced.
Times, Sunday Times
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I knew next to nothing about Othello before this, and the single point that jumped out at me, given my peculiar interests, is that apart from the first act the whole thing is set on Cyprus, a place where interethnic fault lines remain sufficiently sharply drawn to keep me in business.
Winters Tale follow-up
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Surveyors say the fault line is capable of generating a major earthquake once in a hundred years.
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I think that understanding these rough fault lines helps to recognize the unarticulated starting points that lie behind many modern legal debates.
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Class fractions are a fundamental feature of corporate capitalism and can become particularly potent fault lines.
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The bestseller lists are full of books highly critical of religion, countered by pundits whose heated rhetoric decries a public square made “naked” by the absence of religion.2 Yet the fault line between those who are religious and those who are not hardly exhausts the ways in which religion can be divisive.
American Grace
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Surveyors say the fault line is capable of generating a major earthquake once in a hundred years.
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That fault line runs through the New Labour coalition.
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The central fault line in modern post-industrial society is that between the winners and the losers in the global marketplace.
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Quakes radiate along fault lines, which often are existing fractures in the rock but can also be created by a new line of breakage.
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So in some ways, one could argue that things are "better" now for the LGBT community, but Herring casts an unjaundiced eye upon what she terms the "the fault lines of religion, race, and sexual identity.
Georgianne Nienaber: The Campaign: The Audacity of Hope Did Not Die in Maine
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A close reading of the newspaper and pamphlet sources reveals fault lines between existing and emerging ways of understanding and discussing intemperance, violence, and gender.
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What is your candidate going to do to try and mend fences between those fault lines, or conversely, is it more expeditious, politically, to exploit those fault lines?
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Were the fault lines already starting to appear even before the serious negotiations about 'devo England' have begun, I wondered?
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Included in this divide is a fault line of old vs young.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » This Argument Works for a Libertarian…
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It may be on geological fault lines, and there is always a risk of surface rockslides, especially in Peru's rainy season.
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It responds to a fault line in Irish society that had been to a degree filmed over by a tissue of lies for a long time, masking the true reek of its corruption and, yes, evil.
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They followed the fault line as it circled the jar all the way round to rejoin itself.
Times, Sunday Times
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The documents chart an important debate that illuminated the fault lines of a nation in the throes of disunion.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Questions have also been raised over the possibility of a earthquake fault line nearby.
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The vastly different health outcomes for privileged and unprivileged people are ‘biological reflections of social fault lines.’
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Rochester is a study in contrasts, a medium-size city that seems to sit astride the fault line where the new economy grinds up against the old.
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These issues have created a stark fault line within the Peace Process.
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Rochester is a study in contrasts, a medium-size city that seems to sit astride the fault line where the new economy grinds up against the old.
