At the summit, Marcello aims his ski pole across the valley, directing my gaze towards a formless white nob – Col di Lana, the epicentre of battles between Austrian and Italian troops.
Yet unless a relative picked up Sebit's corpse, he would be buried in a communal grave with dozens of others who had died in the Jebel area, the epicentre of recent fighting between government and opposition forces in South Sudan's capital, Juba.
The distance between the epicentre of this earthquake and the Murono mud volcano was about 76 km.
The distances were calculated as horizontal surface distance between the epicentre of the earthquakes and the Murono mud volcano (37°7′16.41″N, 138°33′30.31″E).
Figure 9 shows a cumulative distribution of epicentre and depth differences between the original and the rebuilt ISC solutions, where both are available.
The problem of universals, as we have seen, is at the epicentre of the debate between Hindu philosophers and their Buddhist opponents.
Although the Naganoken Kamishiro Fault Earthquake has the same magnitude as the Naganoken Hokubu Earthquake, there is a large difference (about five times) in the distance between the epicentre and the mud volcano.
A Pacific-wide tsunami warning was not issued by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, although the organization pointed out the possibility of local tsunamis within 100 km of the epicentre, roughly the area between La Serena and Concepción.
Some 3,000 of the 40,000 local residents took part in the film, and the shantytown was built on this dusty, stony land during the 1980-2000 civil war by indigenous people fleeing the country's Andean highlands, which were the epicentre of the fighting between the Maoist Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) guerrillas and government forces.
In terms of socio-anthropological approaches, physical strength in males is at the epicentre of the association between masculinity and violence (37).
