Sentence examples for to epicentre from inspiring English sources
noun
The point on the land or water surface directly above the focus, or hypocentre, of an earthquake.
Results from all three tests were collated by CERMES and sent to Epicentre for analysis.
RNA decapping, 5' oligo ligation and first strand cDNA synthesis reactions were performed according to Epicentre Biotechnologies' protocol.
He had come to Sierra Leone to work at a hospice in Freetown, but when Ebola started devastating the east of the country, he went straight to the epicentre to try to help.
I visited Hiroshima 20 years ago to report on the 50th anniversary of the atomic bomb and I met one of the survivors: a lady covered in burn scars who was the closest person to the epicentre to survive.
One of the issues, which has been paid special attention to in recent years, is the type of record of earthquake with respect to the epicentre distance to the site.
To get to the epicentre of Scotland's Olympic curling fever, follow the smell of chip fat.
For instance, a study on the Turkey earthquakes showed a higher prevalence of MDD closer to the epicentre (16%) compared to 100 km away (8%) [ 38].
The contract threatens to drag the Fifa president, who has refused to travel to the US since the scandal broke, closer to the epicentre of the investigation.
The quake was also felt strongly on Cho Oyu, the world's sixth-highest peak, while parties had also been getting ready to climb Annapurna and Dhaulagiri, closer to the epicentre.
South Asia correspondent Justin Rowlatt has been trying to reach the village of Barpak - close to the epicentre of the earthquake.
On the other hand, Fukushima Daiichi plant experienced a fatal meltdown and radiation release while Onagawa managed to remain generally intact, regardless of its proximity to the epicentre of the enormous earthquake.
