Faults are important because it can move the blocks relative to each other. And they can have a major influence on the shaping of the landscape.
Because faults are greatly related to Earthquakes and mountain building.
yes because A) either that person loves him/her just the way they are..faults and all or B) they love them so much that they cannot see the faults staring them in the face be they important or not. plus they could be considered beauties because they may be what a certain person loves about him/her Sebarau
because the earth quake was a 7.3 and it was a forward fault
The higher the voltage, the lower the importance of arc resistance (in general) because faults, once started, tend to be "bolted" (very low arc resistance). For phase faults specifically, usually conductors have slapped together, which causes the fault.
Because it is stronger!
In the case of good friends, faults do not affect them because no person is perfect. As for bad friends, it is better to stay away from them so that problems do not arise from talking about faults or the person present thinks that it is bullying directed at them.
because of the ductile behavior of rock
because luke kim is existing
reverse faults
Yes, faults that are not actively slipping or generating earthquakes are considered safe because there is no immediate risk of sudden movement or ground shaking. However, it's important to monitor these faults for any changes in behavior that could indicate the potential for future activity.
No. Your terminology is close but not quite right. The three main types of faults are normal faults, reverse faults, and strike-slip faults. Strike-slip faults may also be called transform faults.
Because the earth's plates shift