Sentence examples for deepest events from inspiring English sources

The cluster of deepest events extends nearly laterally for about 100 km (Figure 1b).

There are 14 deepest events (m b > 5) since 1995, whose hypocenters are well constrained (Table 1).

These similarities suggest the possibility that there was a large, previously unidentified earthquake under the Marmara Sea with its hypocenter in the region of events 6 and 7, the two deepest events in cluster-A.

This inference is supported by a positive correlation between the focal depth and the arrival times of the X phase relative to P (Δ t) among the deepest events observed at Hi-net (Table 2, Figure 3).

This was the deepest event in this area, with the exception of the deep intra-Pacific-slab events.

However, the deepest event of our OBS observations indicated the potential for earthquakes occurring at depths corresponding to the deep reverse-faulting event obtained by teleseismic analysis.

An "X" indicates the deepest event detected in this region, with the exception of the deep intra-Pacific-slab events (see discussion in Section 3).

The deepest event from the OBS observations was too far away to be used to argue for the location of the deep reverse-faulting earthquake.

The deepest event in our OBS observations was located at 37°38.7 ′N and 143°44.5 ′E about 50 km SSW of the GCMT solution for the deep reverse-faulting event of the December 2012 doublet.

The north-easternmost end has both the deepest event (18 km) and the shallowest event (2 km), indicating that the end is indeed the place of rupture arrest where a very complex stress field is expected.

This suggests that shallow slow slip events are more easily triggered by dynamic-stress changes compared with deep events.