Sentence examples for epicentre which from inspiring English sources
One focus of concern is the valley of Barpack, about 10 miles from the epicentre, which local aid workers said was as "densely populated as Kathmandu".
Aid workers warned that the situation could be far worse near the epicentre, which the US Geological Survey said was located near Lamjung, about 80km north-west of Kathmandu, in the Gorkha district.
It is found that there were significant enhancements of foF2 and total electron content (TEC) on the afternoon of 8 September, 2010, with a limited area close to the epicentre, which was different from the feature of ionospheric perturbations triggered by the geomagnetic storm on 15 September.
The pooled RNA sample was sequentially treated with two enzymes: (i) terminator 5′-phosphate-dependent exonuclease (TPE; Epicentre), which specifically degrades RNA species with 5′ monophosphates (processed transcripts), and (ii) tobacco acid pyrophosphatase (TAP; Epicentre), which prepares the TPE-resistant transcripts from (i) for adapter ligation by removing pyrophosphates from their 5′ ends.
For cytoplasmic and periplasmic protein preparations, we used a PeriPreps Periplasting kit (Epicentre), which uses osmotic shock to disrupt the outer cell membrane, followed by treatment with lysozyme to digest the cell wall.
We then incorporated Cy-conjugated dUTP at DNA ends in gel with the End-It labeling kit (Epicentre), which utilizes both the polymerase and the 3′-5′ exonucleactivitiesties of the T4 DNA polymerase and can process DNA with either 3′ or 5′ overhangs to generate primarily blunt ends.
Such creative islands and edges constitute 'signifying epicentres' which usually introduce a 'glocalised' landscape of built heritage and innovative design of buildings and public open spaces.
There is no emotional epicentre, nothing which draws the eye to it, and keeps it fixed there.
A crumbling prison wall allowed 300 prisoners to escape from a jail in Chillán, a city close to the epicentre, of which only 60 have since been recaptured.
Pamuk is clear on one thing: it doesn't reside in the Ottoman empire, a world that he wrote about so gorgeously in My Name is Red and The White Castle, and the epicentre of which we can see from his desk.
AMS age determinations on Vermetid sp. sampled on boulder surfaces and chronicle suggest that the accumulation may be attributed to the tsunami generated by the strong earthquake that occurred on April 24 , 1836 the epicentre of which has been localised near Rossano Calabro, along the Ionian coast of northern Calabria.
