Sentence examples for trigger seismic from inspiring English sources

He must now also be aware that seemingly innocuous events, which could hardly be described as trends, can nonetheless trigger seismic change.

Ground-motion duration is another important path parameter to trigger seismic hazards, such as liquefaction.

The technology has been in development for a while, though there have been concerns that EGS might trigger seismic activity that could lead to earthquakes.

"We now know that earthquake triggering is a truly global phenomenon," says West. "A great earthquake such as [the one that hit] Sumatra can trigger seismic activity anywhere on Earth".

When these devices which are often towed behind boats are set off, sharp blasts of pressurized air send shock waves through the water and into underlying sediments, where they trigger seismic vibrations.

For the first time the combined effect of the hazard due to both asteroids and remotely triggered seismicity (seismic storms) after rather large (r >200 m, Ek ∼ 1025 erg) body falls is discussed.

Both Westminister and local elections have triggered seismic shifts in the share of votes between the four main parties.

The war itself, a gigantic conflict that played itself out in a myriad of theatres across the globe, that traumatised entire societies and triggered seismic political, technological and ethical upheavals, has almost endless potential for storytelling: there are little-known military exploits to recount, reassessments to be made, newly significant relationships to be detailed.

This result implies that the 2004 events triggered seismic activity on different faults on the subducting Philippine Sea plate.

We find clearly triggered seismic activity near the Babaoshan and Huangzhuang-Gaoliying faults southwest of Beijing, and near the aftershock zone of the 1976 MW 7.6 Tangshan earthquake.

The triggered seismic cluster A was located approximately 30 km northeast of the mainshock which started on July 24, 2017 and included approximately 60M ≥ 2.0 earthquakes (Fig. 2c).