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Why is a geometric cylinder strong?
why is a cylinder strong
What is a metaphor for strong?
The stench of failure is very strong
What is the sloping top course of a masonry wall?
Usually copestone is used to form the sloping to course of a masonry wall. However if the client wants another type of stone, depending on how strong the wall has to be, there may be other possibilities.
Why is a square a strong shape?
A square is not a strong shape. It can be easily flexed into a rhombus.
How fast to planes go?
usually it depends on where you are going if you are going to France from England the aircraft should travel approximately at 500/550 mph. if you are on a longer flight from England to Australia usually 600 mph. An interesting addition to this question is how slow can a plane go? RAAF pilots at their airforce base in South Australia can land planes while flying backwards. Into a strong headwind the plane can be kept airborn and can be landed while moving backwards.
Why do strong earthquakes occur where there have been many recent earthquakes?
Strong earthquakes can occur in areas with many recent earthquakes because of the buildup of stress along tectonic plate boundaries. When one section of a fault releases stress through an earthquake, it can transfer stress to adjacent sections, increasing the likelihood of another earthquake. This chain reaction can result in a series of strong earthquakes in a relatively short period of time.
Many strong earthquakes are caused by what?
Many strong earthquakes are caused by the movement of tectonic plates along fault lines. This movement creates stress in the Earth's crust, which is eventually released in the form of an earthquake. The sudden release of energy can result in significant ground shaking and damage.
Does North have earthquakes?
Yes, but they are rare here, and not very strong. Usually centered in the mountains of the western part of the state.
Does North Carolina have earthquakes?
Yes, but they are rare here, and not very strong. Usually centered in the mountains of the western part of the state.
Why do the states of North Dakota and Minnesota and Iowa have little earthquake damage?
North Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa rarely have earthquakes and when they do, the earthquakes aren't usually strong enough to cause much damage.
Does North Carolina have any earthquakes?
Yes, but they are rare here, and not very strong. Usually centered in the mountains of the western part of the state.
Sections of active faults that have had few earthquakes are likely to be sites of strong earthquakes?
focus
What fault is caused by compressional forces?
Compressional forces can cause faults known as reverse faults, where one block of rock moves up and over the other block along a steeply inclined fault plane. This type of fault is characteristic of regions undergoing strong compressional tectonic forces.
A place that has man earthquakes?
Japan it gets very strong earthquakes and may cause a tsunami
What year has had the most earthquakes?
This year in 2011 probably has the most earthquakes ever.
What causes an increase in the number and intensity of a small earthquakes before a big earthquake?
According to the asperity model of static earthquake, a fault is not in a state of uniform stress but rather there has been some release of stress over part of the fault through foreshocks leaving behind strong patches or asperities which are broken resulting in a smoothly slipped fault. These weak regions result in an increase in the number of small earthquakes
States that sections of active faults that have had few earthquakes are likely to be sites of strong earthquakes?
gap hypothesis
