Sentence examples for multiple earthquakes from inspiring English sources
"multiple earthquakes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when describing a situation where there have been more than one earthquake occurring in a specific area or time period. Example: "The city of San Francisco experienced multiple earthquakes in the past week, causing significant damage to buildings and infrastructure."
In 2008, multiple earthquakes were recorded in North Texas, and, according to a study conducted at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, more than two hundred quakes have followed.
Experience has shown that the ground strong-motion recordings have a variable pattern in detail but predictable regular shapes in general (except in the case of strong multiple earthquakes).
This study focuses on the inelastic response of water and wastewater steel tanks under multiple earthquakes.
This study is focused on multiple earthquakes consisting of the mainshock (MS) and aftershocks.
Other ingenious methods have been proposed to distinguish simultaneous multiple earthquakes (e.g., Tamaribuchi et al. 2014; Wu et al. 2014).
However, because each water level measurement is treated independently, data from multiple earthquakes can be combined to ensure a low computational error.
In earthquake engineering LCCA demands the calculation of the cost components that are related to the performance of the structure in multiple earthquake hazard levels.
The implementation of LCCA framework in earthquake engineering requires the calculation of different cost components that are related to structural performance assessed for multiple earthquake hazard levels.
This paper presents an effective numerical optimisation technique for the seismic drift performance design of buildings under multiple earthquake loading conditions.
The performances of the building under multiple earthquake design levels are finally verified through non-linear time-history analyses whose results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Based on previous studies and statistical analyses, multiple earthquake scenarios in eight seismic zones were designed, the magnitudes of which were set as the potential maximum values.
