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Accelerometers that had been in place in the Cape Mendocino area since the late 1970s recorded the event and the readings were moderate to strong, with the exception of the instruments closest to the epicenter, which went off scale a few seconds into the recording.

Although the units went off scale after 8.5 seconds at Gifu and 13.5 seconds at Nagoya (probably due to an inundation of large S-waves) the seismograms they produced have been beneficial for seismologists to develop an understanding of the fault rupture process.

The corresponding KL-divergence values go off scale.

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While most of the coastal tide gauge stations went off-scale and did not record the tsunami peak, the arrival time and the initial slope recorded provide information on the tsunami source, hence we include them in the inversion.

The 2011 tsunami was also recorded at these tide gage stations, although the Ayukawa record went off-scale immediately following the first tsunami arrival at ~ 30 min from the earthquake (Satake et al. 2013b).

The large-amplitude signals before (sim 0556 UTC (goes off-scale in the plot) were the Rayleigh waves excited by the M9.0 main shock.

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But one summer, when he was 14, the violence went off the scale.

When France opted for the scrum, then pushed New Zealand backwards the decibels went off the scale.

My politics went off the scale and I was an early pioneer of LSD.