Lexical and sublexical orthographic knowledge: relationships in an orthography of intermediate depth
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DOI: 10.1007/s11145-020-10052-2
Abstract: It is widely accepted that orthographic knowledge comprises two components: word-specific orthographic knowledge, also termed lexical orthographic knowledge, and general orthographic knowledge, or sublexical orthographic knowledge. Until now, the study of the relationship between these… read more here.
Keywords: orthography; orthography intermediate; orthographic knowledge; sublexical orthographic ... See more keywords
Intermediate‐Depth Earthquakes Controlled by Incoming Plate Hydration Along Bending‐Related Faults
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DOI: 10.1029/2018gl081585
Abstract: Intermediate‐depth earthquakes (focal depths 70–300 km) are enigmatic with respect to their nucleation and rupture mechanism and the properties controlling their spatial distribution. Several recent studies have shown a link between intermediate‐depth earthquakes and the… read more here.
Keywords: bending related; related faults; intermediate depth; depth earthquakes ... See more keywords
Carbonates and intermediate-depth seismicity: Stable and unstable shear in altered subducting plates and overlying mantle
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DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2219076120
Abstract: Significance Earthquakes at subduction zones extend to great depths where slip on faults cannot occur by conventional frictional processes. Earthquakes at depths greater than 15 km are commonly attributed to high pore pressures, low effective… read more here.
Keywords: depth seismicity; seismicity stable; stable unstable; carbonates intermediate ... See more keywords