seismologists的意思
seismologists中文翻譯:
n.地震學家
seismographs service───地震儀服務
popular saying among seismologists is that "earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do."───地震學家有句很流行的說法即:地震不傷人,傷人的是建筑。
In fact, seismologists say, it is nearly impossible to predict when and where an earthquake will strike.───事實上,地震學家說,預測地震何時何地發生幾乎是不可能的。
Seismologists had said another such quake could strike the city any time.───地震學家說還會有這樣的大地震隨時襲擊。
But seismologists give it a name and a number and a fault, and this puts it back in the box of controllable experiences.───但是地震學家為它命名、估計規模,并指出引發地震的斷層,讓地震又回到可控制的范圍。
The question now, she says, is whether seismologists can do anything with her research to try to predict the next big one.───她認為現在重要的是那些地震學家們是不是該做點什么,用她的研究嘗試預報下一次大地震。
U. S. Geological Survey seismologists subsequently found a strong link between the quakes and the refilling of the reservoir.───美國地質勘探局的地震學家后來發現,這一系列的地震和大壩重新蓄水之間存在著很大的關聯。
But seismologists said this one struck closer to the city and much closer to the surface, making it far more intense.───但地震專家說,這次地震距離克賴斯特徹奇市更近,而且震中更接近地表,因此強度更大。
As if that were not enough, Japan's seismologists say there isa high risk of more big aftershocks in the coming days.───這還不夠,日本的地震學家認為,未來幾天發生多次大余震的風險較高。
The phenomena have rattled seismologists for sometime, as the microquakes can often occur hours after the surface waves have past.───這種現象曾經讓地震學家們感到很困惑,因為一般面波過去數小時之后微震才會發生。
Seismologists throughout the world have searched for such a precursor for more than 100 years but their attempts have failed.
The observations of seismologists at the BGS suggest both things: more thrust in the SW, nearer the epicentre, and more strike-slip toward its direction of propagation, the NE.
Seismologists in Japan measured the earthquake at 7.7 on the Richter scale.
The earthquake prediction method of using the water level data of hot and warmer water in artesian well have been approved by many seismologists.
The most basic tool of seismologists is the seismograph network.
Seismologists can also provide statistical estimates of the long-term seismic hazard.
Seismologists at the agency say this is the strongest quake to hit Kyushu in nearly 18 years.
Seismologists said the quake appeared to have been rooted about 30 miles underground, deep enough to prevent catastrophic destruction.
It was Northridge that caused the most widespread damage, seismologists said, because its epicenter was directly beneath the city.