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seismic wave
noun
Any of several forms of vibrational waves that travel through the Earth as the result of an earthquake or underground explosion.
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A variation in the stress field of the crust controls the distribution of micro-cracks in the crust, causing seismically observable phenomena, such as variations in seismic wave velocity, scattering of seismic wave and anisotropy of seismic wave velocity.
See also fault; plate tectonics; seismic wave.
The seismic wave continues to vibrate.
That was a seismic wave, I exuberantly told my son.
The seismic wave moves at about 7,000 miles per hour.
She did so by correlating the primary seismic wave forms collected.
Komatitsch, D. & Tromp, J. Introduction to the spectral elemental method for three-dimensional seismic wave propagation.
Calculated magmatic heat budgets correlate most strongly with seismic wave speeds at 32 60 s.
Other processes develop in the medium during seismic wave propagation.
A seismogram provides a record of the arrival of the various types of seismic wave at a particular location.
Recent developments in the theory of seismic wave propagation in cracked media1 demonstrate that shear-wave splitting will occur in seismic-wave propagation through cracked structures, when the cracks have any overall alignment.
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