...RALPH W. IMLAY; HOLLIS M. DOLE; FRANCIS G. WELLS; DALLAS PECK ABSTRACT The Myrtle formation in southwestern Oregon is herein considered to be a group, as originally proposed by Louderback, and is subdivided into the Riddle and Days Creek formations. Some of the Myrtle formation as mapped by Diller...

... with S 1 equal to (a) 0.05, (b) 0.10, (c) 0.20, (d) 0.30, (e) 0.40, and (f)  based on conditions in Myrtle Beach. In Figures  5–7 , each data point is determined by averaging the results of simulations with FEE or SEE motions for all the quadrangles in the Myrtle Beach area...

... are critical to the functioning of the hospital at different points in earthquake s event-response cycle. 796 R. C. MYRTLE, S. F. MASRI, R. L. NIGBOR,AND J. P. CAFFREYReferring to Table 12, we note that it took on average 26 days to gain access to key records and equipment, more than 17 days to gain access...

... basins based on a shared ferruginous oolite horizon considered to be isochronous ( Cranfield et al. 1994 ), the basinal succession has been assigned as latest Triassic (Rhaetian) to Middle Jurassic. In its northern part, the basinal succession is divisible into two units: lower Myrtle Creek...

... be of exploration importance, as it points to a correlation between high Ba granitoids in the western Lachlan orogen and the occurrence of possible magmatic-hydrothermal gold systems such as at Malmsbury, Myrtle Creek, and Mount Piper. An accretionary setting involving subduction, possibly similar...

... Myrtle Beach (Fig. 1A) , thin modern beaches overlie an eroding Pleistocene mainland, which was originally deposited as a series of barrier islands during previous sea-level highstands. A few small tidal inlets and ephemeral swashes segment this stretch of shore, providing local drainage for adjacent...

... finite-fault and point-source stochastic numerical modeling. The probability for liquefaction was also predicted based on factors of safety computed from average cyclic stress and shear-wave-velocity-based cyclic resistance ratios, clay content, and saturation. Because there is considerable uncertainty...

... Moccasins, Myrtle Point , OR : Myrtle Point Printing, 123 pp. 29 Dubois , C. ( 1932 ). Tolowa notes, American Anthropologist 34 , 248 - 262 ; Tidal wave , 261 . 30 Sport , R. and A. L. Kroeber ( 1942 ). Yurok Narratives , University of California Publication in American...

... sequence is faulted against fossiliferous Lower Cretaceous. Farther north, Dott (1962a) mapped the “Myrtle formation of Diller” at Cape Blanco and the “Dothan? Formation” east of the Cape and north to Blacklock Point ( Fig. 1 ). The correlation of these units with the Otter Point Formation...

..., from Myrtle Beach to a point a few miles west of Florence, South Carolina. This survey showed that the highly magnetic rocks of the Coastal Plain floor shallow evenly and rapidly from the Coast to a point a few miles northwest of Conway, South Carolina, and a steady but less rapid increase in the rise...

... Western Klamath Elk subterrane Humbug Mountain Rocky Point z z 19GB21 19GB20 42.6498 42.7209 124.4082 124.4664 Snow Camp terrane Myrtle Group Days Creek z 19GB07 42.5518 124.0720 Yolla Bolly terrane west Dothan z, t 19GB30 42.0449 124.2889 Samples from Liner (2005) Houstenaden Creek 00Khu1-6 00Kh1-4...

... and IIb ( Table 1 ). Some of the herb taxa within the Ramat Rahel pollen assemblages can also be ruderal pollen indicators, pointing to managed landscape in the immediate vicinity of the site. The Myrtle is a cultivated native evergreen shrub and the only member of the Myrtaceae family that grows...

... (olive) 1 4 17 24 44 74 5 18 16 35 2 6 1 2 3 12 9 2 7 11 19 30 5 144 203 6 8 Platanus orientalis (oriental plane) 1 1 1 2 1 Myrtus communis (true myrtle) 2 2 4 1 Rosaceae (rose type) 7...

... decreases 50 feet, the interval from the base of the Chadakoin to the shallow sands above the Bradford Third remains essentially the same. The interval of from 890 to 900 feet is carried to well No. 9, located approximately 1 1 4 miles east of Bullis Mills, Pennsylvania. Beyond this point...

... ( OSHPD 1995 ). Even those hospitals that were operational (green tagged) experienced damage to their piping systems. OSHPD inspectors reported that 31% of “green-tagged” hospitals had damage to their sprinklers or water lines or were damaged as a result of waterline failures ( Myrtle et al. 2005...

... and as indicated on the maps is known to extend from a point beyond the Gold King ground which it crosses on the north, southward across the Quartsite [sic] and Ruby ground to a point ~ mile southwest of Driscoll Peak. As seen by the writer in 1911 at several points the course of the fissure is marked by an open...

..., 2 G, 2 Sph 2 AU 595 Myrtle 597414 5881788 76 Py, 2 G 2 A Hibernia 3 5863450 6011100 22 Asp (major), 1 G 1 B Bonanza Ledge 3 597369 5881231 19 Py, 4 Cpy, 4 G, 4 Co (minor) 4 C Midas adit 3 606400 5856400 118 Py, 1 G 1 Sample populations with “AU...

... a Turgayan flora (its northeastern mountain kind) with slight signs of depletion, which points to the existence of rich, mainly coniferous forests including Larix , Picea , Pinus , Pseudotsuga , Sequoia , Metasequoia , Taxodium , Glyptostrobus , Tubela , Alnus , and Betula as well as shrubs...

... P309893); ten dorsal internal molds (UQF 73031, 73034, 73036, 73037, 73038, 73041, 73046, 73048, NMV P309891, 309892). Lower-middle part of the Wasp Heap Formation, Dark Beach, Myrtle Beach and Emily Miller Point (GRS 6–8) localities; late Asselian. The diagnostic features of the studied...