Tectonic processes definition

Tectonic processes means natural adjustments of the earth’s crust that are wholly in response to regional stress conditions caused by natural dynamic forces within the earth’s interior, and not initiated, in whole or in any part, by any human activity.
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Tectonic processes means adjustments of the earth's crust in response to regional stress conditions initiated by dynamic forces within the earth's interior.
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Tectonic processes means adjustments of the earth's crust in response to regional stress conditions initiated by dynamic forces within the earth’s interior.
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