10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRENULATION»
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crenulation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crenulation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Foundation of Structural Geology
A. Slickenside striation on a fault. B. Striations on a bedding plane caused by
flexural slip. C. Crenulation lineations. D. Intersection lineation between bedding
and cleavage. E. Mineral elongation lineation. F. Mineral intersection lineation.
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The Techniques of Modern Structural Geology: Folds and Fractures
Folds and Fractures John G. Ramsay. Figure 20.49. Thin section of asymmetric
crenulation cleavage in a chlorite magnetite schist Unst. Shetland Islands.
Scotland Figure 21.2. Scheme of the flexed card deck model used. relatively
enriched in ...
3
Evolution of Geological Structures in Micro- to Macro-scales
11.5.2 Repeated crenulations and crenulation cleavage development Bell and
Rubenach (1983) have shown that a cleavage can be progressively destroyed
during the development of a new set of cleavage. Six stages, through which a ...
S. Sengupta, Subir Kumar Ghosh, Kshitindramohan Naha, 1997
Figure 12.9 Asymmetric crenulation cleavage affecting a mylonitic foliation. The
cleavage is discrete in the middle, micaceous layer, while it is zonal and less well
developed in the more quartz-rich adjacent layers. (see Chapter 2) changes ...
5
Introduction to Metamorphic Textures and Microstructures
Bell & Johnson (1992) describe how shear sense can be obtained from
crenulation asymmetry against differentiated crenulation cleavages. Indeed, they
describe how any old foliation being rotated during the development of a new
foliation ...
A. J. Barker, A. J. Barker (Ph. D.), 1998
6
Fault-related Rocks: A Photographic Atlas
Andy R. Bobyarchick These photographs illustrate low-angle crenulation
cleavage in micaceous mylonites from the Brevard zone near Lenoir, North
Carolina, U.S.A. The rock is tourmaline-gamet- chlorite-quartz-muscovite schist,
where much ...
Arthur W. Snoke, Jan Tullis, Victoria Roy Todd, 1998
7
A Practical Guide to Rock Microstructure
5.55: Local development of crenulation cleavage in slate. Hill End area, New
South Wales, Australia. The crenulation cleavage has been formed only in the
most micaceous layer (bed), but even there its development is patehy. The slaty ...
8
Morphometry of Drainage Basins
The contour crenulation method. This method, proposed by Strahler (1953), is
based on the interpretation of topographical maps, the insertion of "streams"
being indicated by the configuration of contour lines. In this case, Bauer (1980) ...
are continuous into the adjacent crenulation foliation in the matrix, but in many
cases the inclusion trails are truncated by the matrix foliation that continued to
develop after porphyroblast growth had ceased (fig. 3B). When the crenulation ...
10
Structural Fabric in Deep Sea Drilling Project Cores from ...
Crenulation folds. a) Crenulations ($1) in laminated (SO) diatomaceous
mudstone and diatom~ ite at Interval 440B-43-3, 36 to 54 cm (Japan). b)
Photomicrograph of crenulations shown in a; plane polarized light, section cut
approximately ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRENULATION»
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crenulation is used in the context of the following news items.
A Conversation With Amale Andraos
The crenulation gives a sense of height to the penthouse. Our work really tries to integrate the inside and the outside. Q. How so? A. We have ... «New York Times, Jun 15»
Pershing Gold Reports a 2.24 Ounce per Ton Gold Intercept Along …
The 76.8 gpt Au/2.24 opt Au intercept in RC15-264 is hosted in a zone of muscovite-carbonate schist with crenulation folds, multiple ... «PR Newswire, Feb 15»
Aaron Swartz and Bradley Manning: How the US Government …
Since his arrival in 2010 he's probably surveyed every dimple and crenulation of his cell's concrete walls during his daily 23-hour isolation ... «VICE, Feb 13»
Ancient Rainfall, Carved in Stone
Hoping that the crenulation wavelength could provide a measure of ancient greenhouse gases, Camporeale and Ridolfi tried tweaking several ... «Physics, Jun 12»
