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Meanings of faulting in inglés

portugués
falha
catalán
falla
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(Geology) a crack in the earth's crust resulting from the displacement of one side with respect to the other.

falha
Usage of faulting in inglés
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This type of normal faulting on steep submarine slopes is quite common.
Wired
2
Kendrick helps, though, double faulting twice, once with a foot fault.
The Guardian
3
There could be no faulting the atmosphere or the football drama.
The Guardian
4
I think he was deliberately foot faulting and serving some double faults on purpose.
The Guardian
5
These ridges are compressional features caused by folding and thrust-faulting of the underlying sediment.
Wired
6
But Hantuchova broke back immediately, with Robson double faulting twice.
The Guardian
7
The rumbling was a result of strike-slip faulting along a NW-SE trending near-vertical fault plane.
The South African
8
He lost the first point, blazing a forehand volley wide and then double-faulting at 15-all.
The Guardian
9
In bizarre scenes, the Spaniard responded by double faulting himself before finally taking the set.
The South African
10
Despite the faulting, it was still a considerable warren.
The Centauri Device
11
Establishing temporal constraints of faulting is of importance for tectonic and seismicity reconstructions and predictions.
Pubmed
12
He doesn't even need to convert it, Kendrick double-faulting to gift the opening game to Murray.
The Guardian
13
Its depth was puzzling: only 50km down, but the faulting mechanism implied rupture inside a plate.
The Guardian
14
BP has denied these claims, instead faulting Halliburton for a flawed cementing job on the well.
Reuters
15
Try for service aces whenever reasonable, but never do so at the risk of double faulting.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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Thus, one half your chances are thrown away, and the chance of double faulting increased proportionately.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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Translations for faulting
portugués
falha
catalán
falla
Faulting through the time