… As such, recognition of tectonic tilting effects on rivers, and their resultant sediments, can be
… -scale epeirogenic deformation in both modern and ancient settings. Tectonic warping may …

… Tectonic activity, on a range of scales, is a fundamental control on sedimentary activity.
The range of structural deformation within a region extends from the plate tectonic scale, …

… based on the sediment responses that have been discussed to this point. These theoretical
mechanical responses assume there to be no time-dependent effects for sediments in the …

… Architecture of the Middle Devonian Kvamshesten Group, western Norway: Sedimentary
response to deformation above a ramp-flat extensional fault. In: Friend, PD, Williams, BPJ (Eds), …

… that the locus of tectonic deformation is somehow dependent … deformation. Together, these
effects indicate that erosion and sedimentation, rather than passively responding to tectonics, …

… ' sediment deformation. This link between brittle failure along fault planes and soft sediment
deformation … , then further periods of extension, and so on, in response to events at near or …

… between tectonic deformation, landscape and sediment … of time scales in response to a
tectonic perturbation. These … landscape or sediment routing system has a response time to …

… sediment deformation structures (SSDSs) produced by strong earthquakes. SSDS is deformation
that originates in unconsolidated sediments … deformation process, the original sediment …

… -related tectonic deformation of softsediments differs from the later … sedimentary tectonic
deformation of soft-sediments … of research on the tectonic evolution of sedimentary basins. …

… It is possible that there was a lag between each tectonic event and the sedimentary
response so that a uniform series of fault movements caused an accumulation and progressive …