Übersetzung für 'thrust tectonics' von Englisch nach Deutsch

thrust tectonics {pl} [usually treated as sg.]

Überschiebungs­tektonik {f}geol.

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nappe tectonics

Deckentektonik {f}geol.

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tectonics {pl} [usually treated as sg.]

Gebirgsbau {m}mining

tectonics {pl} [treated as sg. or pl.]

Tektonik {f}geol.

salt tectonics [treated as sg. or pl.]

Salztektonik {f}geol.

Salinartektonik {f}geol.

plate tectonics {pl} [usually treated as sg.]

Plattentektonik {f}geol.

fault-block tectonics [treated as sg.]

Bruchschollentektonik {f}geol.

accompanying tectonics [usually treated as sg.]

Begleittektonik {f}geol.

to thrust

stoßen

schieben

stecken

thrust {adj} {past-p}

gedrängt

thrust

Stoß {m} [das Zustoßen einer Waffe]

(kräftiger) Schubs {m} [ugs.] [(kräftiger) Stoß]

Druckkraft {f}tech.

Schub {m}phys.

Vorstoß {m}

Schubkraft {f}tech.

Druck {m}tech.

Stich {m} [Messer-]

• In geology, tectonostratigraphy is stratigraphy that refers either to rock sequences in which large-scale layering is caused by the stacking of thrust sheets, or nappes, in areas of thrust tectonics or to the effects of tectonics on lithostratigraphy.
• The Assynt area lies within the Moine Thrust Belt and is a classic locality in the history of the development of theories about thrust tectonics.
• In areas of thrust tectonics, two main processes are recognized: thin-skinned deformation and thick-skinned deformation.
• The increased coupling leads to shortening of the crust of the South American Plate, causing active thrust tectonics and rapid uplift, forming the Sierras Pampeanas.
• The compressive forces produced by plate convergence result in pervasive deformation of the crust of the continental margin (thrust tectonics).

• The convergence is related to uplift and thrust tectonics along the Rif mountains.
• During the Quaternary, thrust tectonics gave way to extensional tectonics, with the development of a zone of normal faulting running along the crest of the mountain range.
• The structure of the western part of Albania is dominated by active thrust tectonics.
• To the north, the mountains of the Greater Caucasus are a result of active thrust tectonics, linking eastwards to the Apsheron sill.
• The mountain building that formed the Himalayas is an example of thrust tectonics and is dominated by thrust faulting.

• The easternmost part of Turkey lies on the western end of the Zagros fold and thrust belt, which is dominated by thrust tectonics.
• Thrust tectonics is associated with the shortening and thickening of the crust, or the lithosphere.