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obsequent Applied to a land-form whose orientation is opposite to that which may have been expected. For example, an obsequent stream flows against the dip of underlying strata; and an obsequent fault-line scarp faces the opposite way to the original fault scarp.
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obsequent Applied to a land-form whose orientation is opposite to that which might have been expected (e.g. an obsequent stream flows against the dip of underlying strata and an obsequent fault-line scarp faces the opposite way to the original fault scarp).
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Encyclopedia article about obsequent fault-line scarp. Information about obsequent fault-line scarp in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... obscenity; obscuration; OBSCURE; obscure glass; obscured sky cover; obscuring phenomenon; obsequent; obsequent fault-line scarp;
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obsequent fault-line scarp; resequent fault-line scarp; ... fault-line scarp; Fault-List Collapsing; Fault-Prone Module; Fault-Secure Parallel Encoder; Fault-tolerance; Fault-Tolerance in Distributed Applications; Fault-tolerant; Fault-Tolerant Architecture with Stable Storage Technology; Fault-Tolerant Common Object...
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obsequent fault-line scarp. A scarp along a fault line, where the topographically low area is on the upthrown block. CF:resequent fault-line scarp. observer ...
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A fault-line scarp in which the structurally downthrown block is also topographically lower than the upthrown block. CF:obsequent fault-line scarp;
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(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) (of a river) flowing into a subsequent stream in the opposite direction to the original slope of the land ... obsequent; obsequent fault-line scarp; Obsequent stream; obsequi; Obsequience; obsequies; obsequies; obsequies; obsequious;
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The term obsequent fault scarp implies that a scarp can "follow against" some- ... Since a fault-line scarp generally is not on a fault line, ...
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