Sentence examples for earthquake date from inspiring English sources

Table 4 Earthquake ground motion data No. Earthquake Date Magnitude Station Dist.

In absence of earthquake date, according to the China earthquake intensity zoning map, the earthquake intensity degree of the study area is below 6.

The area where it occurred, known as the Central Virginia Seismic Zone, has seen numerous earthquakes dating back to the 18th century, including one of similar magnitude in 1897 and one of magnitude 4.5 in 2003.

The oldest compilation of earthquakes dates back to 9th century when 23 earthquakes were already listed.

To develop the new maps, researchers refigured the magnitudes and locations of nearly a thousand historic earthquakes dating back to 1000 C.E. according to strict, uniform new criteria.

So why did only 13 die in an quake measuring 8.4 on the Richter scale – the world's strongest earthquake to date this year – while far weaker earthquakes in Haiti and, more recently, Nepal, killed tens of thousands?

At the time of the earthquake, 1,600,000 date trees existed in Bam and vicinity area.

The largest number of waveforms from a single earthquake to date comes from the M5.2 Borrego Springs earthquake in Southern California, for which MyShake collected 103 useful three-component waveforms.

The centroid depth of the GCMT solution together with the earthquake occurrence date is specified for Earth event.

Table 1 Specification of ground motions Earthquake Location Date PGA (g) Ms Long Trans Tabas Iran 1978 0.85 0.83 7.8 Kobe Japan 1995 0.75 0.36 6.9 Northridge USA 1979 0.82 0.6 6.5 PGA, peak ground acceleration; Long, longitudinal; Trans, transversal.

This is the best geophysically-recorded great earthquake to date, due to the extensive global seismic networks and the dense geodetic networks across Japan, the numerous water level records at tide-gauge and offshore water level stations around the Pacific as well as world-wide runup and inundation measurements.