Examples of fracturing

• Samples were carefully selected to avoid the effects of veining or fracturing.

• There is, however, indirect evidence of a concentration of fracturing close to the hot springs.

• Stressing the unimportant words and fracturing clauses will make the sporting announcement harder to understand, and it may acquire a spurious impression of profundity.

• How pressure solution creep and fracturing processes interact in the upper crust to make it behave in both a brittle and viscous manner.

• Other factors, too, were both cause and consequence of the fracturing of the relationship between middle class and town.

• The least altered samples, that is, those showing no obvious veining, fracturing or mylonitization effects, were selected for analysis.

• Pressure solution was accompanied and followed by fracturing and vein formation as microfracturing became important at a later phase.

• Under low stresses, grain fracturing may be absent and deformation is accommodated also by grain rotation, grain sliding and porosity reduction.

• Political upheaval and the fracturing of the cohesive bonds that once united elite houses under an archaic state theoretically should result in decentralization.

• Thermo-mechanical model for incremental fracturing in cooling lava flows.

• The phenomenological method proposes itself as an alternative to the mechanical model employed in the exact sciences, perceived as fracturing and objectifying human subjectivity.

• Zircons were examined with a binocular microscope in order to assess grain quality, degree of fracturing and the possible existence of inherited cores.

• Deformation of the bones often indicates fracturing and the position and degree of bowing or fracturing should be noted.

• Finally, fracturing rating over several periods has relatively little effect when compared to the variance of individual rater strategy.

• For anyone seriously interested in problems of fracturing in the crust this book is a must.