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1 förkastning
fault, faulting, dislocation, displacement, jump, overfold, slip, throwförkastning nedåt; downcast dykeantiklinalförkastning; anticlinal faultblockförkastning; block faultingbrant förkastning; high-angle faultböjd förkastning; curved faultdiagonalförkastning; cross fault, diagonal faultdiskordant förkastning; unconformable faultförmodad förkastning; inferred faultglappande förkastning; gap faulthorisontalförkastning; strike slip faulthorisontell förkastning; horizontal fault, horizontal thrusthuvudförkastning; master jointinvers förkastning; upthrow faultkorsande förkastningar; intersecting faultslikriktad förkastning; conformable faultliten förkastning; shiftläkt förkastning; sealed faultlängsförkastning; throw along the strikemineraliserande förkastning; mineralizing faultnormal förkastning; normal fault, strike faultnyöppnad förkastning; renewed faultperifer förkastning; peripheral faultradialförkastning; radial faultrandförkastning; boundary faultsaxförkastning; scissors faultsidoförkastning; secondary faultstrykande förkastning; longitudinal faulttangentiell förkastning; tangential faulttrappförkastning; stepfaulttvärförkastning; transverse faultvanlig förkastning; dip slip fault, down fault, downslip faultveckförkastning; faulted overfoldvertikal förkastning; perpendicular throw, vertical faultvridförkastning; translatory fault, rotational fault, wrench faultöppen förkastning; open faultöverskjutningsförkastning; thrust fault -
2 felaktighet
fault -
3 förkastningsbreccia
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4 förkastningskorsning
fault crossing -
5 förkastningsköl
fault seam -
6 förkastningslinje
fault line -
7 förkastningsplan
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8 förkastningszon
fault zone -
9 förkastningsåder
fault vein -
10 glidplan
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11 gravsänka
fault trough, rift valley -
12 gruvstöt
fault pit -
13 harneskyta
fault polish, slickenside -
14 överskjutning
oblique fault, overlap fault, overthrust fault, overthrusting, ramp, reversed fault, shear thrust, thrust -
15 vridförkastning
translatory fault, rotational fault, wrench fault -
16 fel
error, fault, failure, imperfectionmedelfel; mean error, standard errormätfel; measuring faultmätarfel; meter errorprovtagningsfel; sampling errorsannolikt fel; probable errorsystematiskt fel; bias -
17 språnghöjd
shift, throw, throwleapförkastningens språnghöjd; throw of faulthorisontal språnghöjd; strike sliplodrät språnghöjd; fault throw -
18 störning
accident, fault, damage, displacement, interference, leap, noisedriftstörning; shut downlagerföljdsstörning; discordance of stratificationrandstörning; boundary fault -
19 antiklinalförkastning
anticlinal fault -
20 breccia
brecciaeruptivbreccia; auto-brecciated lava, flow brecciaflisig breccia; anisometric brecciaförkastningsbreccia; fault brecciagångbreccia; vein brecciarivningsbreccia; friction breccia, shatter brecciatektonisk breccia; tectonic brecciavulkanbreccia; volcanic breccia
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fault — n [Anglo French faute lack, failing, ultimately from Latin fallere to deceive, disappoint] 1: a usu. intentional act forbidden by law; also: a usu. intentional omission to do something (as to exercise due care) required by law see also negligence … Law dictionary
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