fracture zone

Above a certain pressure the fracture zone can be completely eliminated.

It was in the center of the fracture zone.

Just be thankful we're not trying to navigate a fracture zone.

They were working along this margin just south of the Murray fracture zone.

This left fracture zones and spreading fabric in the rock.

Kirk remembered little of the long traverse along the fracture zone.

Note that the double name refers to the two parallel fracture zones together.

The well was successfully accessed through the isolation of fracture zones.

A Splash is the fracture zone surrounding a meteor strike.

The top 50 meters of the glacier form the fracture zone, where ice moves as a single unit.

The suspected boundary might be rather a complex fracture zone than a simple boundary.

Because of the deformation, fracture zones have been reactivated.

Lots of fracture zones in which to hide."

Numerous fracture zones cut across the ridge, creating unusually irregular topography.

The floor is formed into a structural basin by a series of geologic faults and fracture zones.

Silver occurs in veins filling fracture zones through Paleozoic limestone.

"No, a fracture zone is a crack in the earth, a seam that allows movement during ocean spreading.

The tunnel proved an arduous task as a large fracture zone in the rock was encountered which took seven months to repair.

It lies to the north east of the Diamantina Fracture Zone.

"Isn't this one of the fracture zones?

Cracks form as the glacier moves over irregular terrain, which may penetrate the full depth of the fracture zone.

Bottom water enters the basin through the Owen Fracture Zone to the west.

Both transform faults continue eastward and westward as inactive fracture zones.

When a glacier moves through irregular terrain, cracks called crevasses develop in the fracture zone.

Local ductility is designated as the localized elongation at the eventual fracture zone.