Late 20th-century scholars are " deeply interested " by Dickinson's highly individual use of punctuation and lineation ( line lengths and line breaks ).
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The orientation of the lineation can then be calculated from the rake and strike-dip information of the plane it was measured from, using a stereographic projection.
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In this case, the two lineations are formed in the same deformation event but manifest differently based upon the rheology of the rocks upon which they are inflicted.
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North of Shatsky Rise the so called Japanese lineations are oriented in another direction and the differences in orientations trace the path of the Pacific Farallon Izanagi triple junction.
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For convenience some geologists prefer to annotate them with a subscript S, for example L s 1 to differentiate them from intersection lineations, though this is generally redundant.
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These coherent turbulent structures give rise to entrainment corridors on the mobile bed, forming grain lineations that interact with the low-speed streaks generating an agglomeration of grains.
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The foliation planes are close to vertical and contain horizontal lineations also striking NW-SE . The rock is therefore a " S-L tectonite ".
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Intersection lineations in rocks, as they are the product of the intersection of two planar structures, are named according to the two planar structures from which they are formed.
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For instance, the intersection lineation of a S 1 cleavage and bedding is the L 1-0 intersection lineation ( also known as the cleavage-bedding lineation ).
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For instance, the intersection lineation of a S 1 cleavage and bedding is the L 1-0 intersection lineation ( also known as the cleavage-bedding lineation ).
