“subduction”簡單造句，subduction造句子

accretionary subduction complex

Deep seated earthquakes, often severe in magnitude, generally occur beneath subduction zones, as one plate is forced deep into the mantle beneath another.

I think a lot of scientists worldwide wondered whether this particular subduction zone - the Japan trench, the southern part - could ever produce a great earthquake.

In the past few centuries, the subduction zone off the coast of Sendai has generated earthquakes of up to magnitude 8 or so, but nothing as powerful as a 9, which releases 30 times more energy.

The geology of this part of the Andes is a result of the eastward subduction of the Nazca tectonic plate underneath South America.

This process—subduction—typically creates volcanoes, but the volcanoes that rise from this arid landscape are not the typical kind.