 ... not occur on gentle waves, but in the most compressed flexures of the mountain chains, which in the act of moving have snapped or given way at the summit where the bend is sharpest, the less inclined side being shoved up on the plane of the fault,...  Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences - Side 428af American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1883Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1888 - 506 sider
...side being shoved up on the plane of the fault, this plane being generally parallel to, if it does not coincide with, the axis plane ; and, further,...only. It was based on the observed positions of more than fifty thermal springs in the Appalachian belt, occurring in an area of about fifteen thousand... | |
 | 1883 - 524 sider
...side being shoved up on the plane of the fanlt, this plane being generally parallel to, if it does not coincide with, the axis plane; and, further, that " the direction of these fanlts generally follows the run of the line of elevation of the mountains, the length and vertical... | |
 | National Academy of Sciences (U.S.) - 1895 - 712 sider
...side being shoved up on the plane of the fault, this plane being generally parallel to, if it does not coincide with, the axis plane ; and, further,...we referred above was published under the name of Wm. B. Rogers only. It was based on the observed positions of more than fifty thermal springs in the... | |
 | National Academy of Sciences (U.S.) - 1895 - 472 sider
...side being shoved up on the plane of the fault, this plane being generally parallel to, if it does not coincide with, the axis plane ; and, further,...the general geological results to which we referred ahove was published under the name of Wrn. B. Rogers only. It was based on the observed positions of... | |
 | William Barton Rogers, Emma Savage Rogers - 1896 - 490 sider
...side being shoved up on the plane of the fault, this plane being generally parallel to, if it does not coincide with, the axis plane ; and, further,...depending on the strength of the disturbing force." ' . . . " On the death of the illustrious Henry, he was elected in 1879 President of the National Academy... | |
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