complex fault मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. A complex fault system, known as the Border Ranges Fault, is the modern expression of the suture zone between Wrangellia and Chugach Terranes.
2. The findings suggest that it could be even harder to apply the theory accurately in complex fault regions such as the San Francisco Bay area.
3. Inhabitants of the island live mainly around harbors along the eastern shoreline, which were created by the erosion of complex fault and fold structures in ancient metamorphosed sedimentary and volcanic rock formations.
4. There is much evidence for strike-slip in the Queen Charlotte Basin such as steeply dipping to vertical basins, deep and narrow asymmetric depocentres, upward branching complex fault patterns and contemporaneous normal and reverse faults within the same structure or local area.
5. The resulting work, " Fault Lines / Turkey / East / West, " explores the notion of an East / West division and the additional and complex fault lines  religious / secular, tradition / modernity, and more  that cross the Turkey of today.
6. One of the most significant of those newly mapped features, Lahren said, is a long and complex fault zone in Earth's crust that runs from Truckee through Dollar Point on the northwest shore of the lake and continues beneath the lake to Sugar Pine Point and beyond.
7. In March 2015, the United States Geological Survey released " UCERF3 : A New Earthquake Forecast for California's Complex Fault System . " The UCERF3 represents the best available science to date, and it now considers " multifault ruptures " and " fault readiness, " in addition to historical seismicity, in the calculus of earthquake forecasting.
8. The caldera is in two parts, an overlying volcanic edifice composed primarily of porphyritic rhyolite and dacite with occasional vent complex agglomerates, which shows prominent circular ring-complex faults, and the Winburn Granite which underlies the caldera and is primarily exposed in the east as a pink, potassium-feldspathic porphyry granite, the lower margins of which are weakly tectonised.