Definition of seismometer in English:

seismometer

noun sʌɪzˈmɒmɪtəsaɪzˈmɑmədər

another term for seismograph
Example sentencesExamples
- Using a global network of seismometers to track the speed of earthquake waves, Ni discovered the African superplume has an unusually sharp boundary that extends nearly 900 miles above the core.
- Sensitive detectors called seismometers record waves emitted by the smallest earthquakes.
- In the case of the Sumatra-Andaman event, they used the Japanese Hi-Net array, consisting of about 700 high-quality seismometers, as antennae to track the seismic sources.
- Thirty two ocean bottom seismometers will also be deployed to acquire seismic refraction data.
- However, because such gigantic earthquakes are rare, these methods had been essentially unused until records of the Sumatra earthquake on modern seismometers became available.
- Between 1993 and 2002, seismometers detected 120 subglacial quakes along the east and west coasts of Greenland, 6 in Antarctica, and 1 in Alaska.
- As it was, there was no detectable vibration, making the slide invisible to seismometers.
- At the local warning center a seismometer (an instrument which measures the direction and force of eruptions) will provide accurate recordings of volcanic activity.
- As energy waves from the blasts travel through the ground they will be recorded by portable seismometers placed throughout the area.
- Whatever the phenomenon's cause, he says, scientists should now recognize that icebergs can be a source of noise for seismometers and underwater acoustic sensors.
- When drilling is completed in August, the entire borehole will be encased in steel and cement so that sensitive instruments - such as seismometers, strainmeters, and fluid and temperature gauges - can be installed underground.
- As I speak, geologists are in the field and continuing to install what will be a total of 50 seismometers.
- Mostly they analyze data from seismometers deployed around the globe, as well as data from the two dozen satellites that make up the Global Positioning System.
- Deploying an array of seismometers around a volcano enables the depth of events to be determined.
- For three years, the seismometers recorded how seismic waves from hundreds of earthquakes worldwide bounced through the mantle.
- Although the energy source for these incredibly hot areas has yet to be explained, New York seismometers recorded huge bursts of energy, which caused unexplained seismic ‘spikes’ at the beginning of each collapse.
- In all, more than two dozen tilt stations, GPS stations and seismometers will cover the Three Sisters area if the mission goes as planned.
- Newer digital broadband seismometers separate any volcano movement into three-dimensional data, Lowenstern said.
- The third houses a seismometer - a boon for the state's earthquake researchers, as it is the first to be positioned west of the San Andreas Fault.
- The quake was the first major temblor to take place on land, and away from a tectonic plate boundary, since the invention of the modern seismometer in the 1880s.

Definition of seismometer in US English:

seismometer

nounsīzˈmämədərsaɪzˈmɑmədər

another term for seismograph
Example sentencesExamples
- As I speak, geologists are in the field and continuing to install what will be a total of 50 seismometers.
- When drilling is completed in August, the entire borehole will be encased in steel and cement so that sensitive instruments - such as seismometers, strainmeters, and fluid and temperature gauges - can be installed underground.
- In the case of the Sumatra-Andaman event, they used the Japanese Hi-Net array, consisting of about 700 high-quality seismometers, as antennae to track the seismic sources.
- Using a global network of seismometers to track the speed of earthquake waves, Ni discovered the African superplume has an unusually sharp boundary that extends nearly 900 miles above the core.
- The third houses a seismometer - a boon for the state's earthquake researchers, as it is the first to be positioned west of the San Andreas Fault.
- Mostly they analyze data from seismometers deployed around the globe, as well as data from the two dozen satellites that make up the Global Positioning System.
- Newer digital broadband seismometers separate any volcano movement into three-dimensional data, Lowenstern said.
- At the local warning center a seismometer (an instrument which measures the direction and force of eruptions) will provide accurate recordings of volcanic activity.
- Sensitive detectors called seismometers record waves emitted by the smallest earthquakes.
- Deploying an array of seismometers around a volcano enables the depth of events to be determined.
- Between 1993 and 2002, seismometers detected 120 subglacial quakes along the east and west coasts of Greenland, 6 in Antarctica, and 1 in Alaska.
- However, because such gigantic earthquakes are rare, these methods had been essentially unused until records of the Sumatra earthquake on modern seismometers became available.
- Whatever the phenomenon's cause, he says, scientists should now recognize that icebergs can be a source of noise for seismometers and underwater acoustic sensors.
- Although the energy source for these incredibly hot areas has yet to be explained, New York seismometers recorded huge bursts of energy, which caused unexplained seismic ‘spikes’ at the beginning of each collapse.
- For three years, the seismometers recorded how seismic waves from hundreds of earthquakes worldwide bounced through the mantle.
- As energy waves from the blasts travel through the ground they will be recorded by portable seismometers placed throughout the area.
- As it was, there was no detectable vibration, making the slide invisible to seismometers.
- The quake was the first major temblor to take place on land, and away from a tectonic plate boundary, since the invention of the modern seismometer in the 1880s.
- In all, more than two dozen tilt stations, GPS stations and seismometers will cover the Three Sisters area if the mission goes as planned.
- Thirty two ocean bottom seismometers will also be deployed to acquire seismic refraction data.

单词	seismometer
释义	Definition of seismometer in English: seismometer noun sʌɪzˈmɒmɪtəsaɪzˈmɑmədər another term for seismograph Example sentencesExamples Using a global network of seismometers to track the speed of earthquake waves, Ni discovered the African superplume has an unusually sharp boundary that extends nearly 900 miles above the core. Sensitive detectors called seismometers record waves emitted by the smallest earthquakes. In the case of the Sumatra-Andaman event, they used the Japanese Hi-Net array, consisting of about 700 high-quality seismometers, as antennae to track the seismic sources. Thirty two ocean bottom seismometers will also be deployed to acquire seismic refraction data. However, because such gigantic earthquakes are rare, these methods had been essentially unused until records of the Sumatra earthquake on modern seismometers became available. Between 1993 and 2002, seismometers detected 120 subglacial quakes along the east and west coasts of Greenland, 6 in Antarctica, and 1 in Alaska. As it was, there was no detectable vibration, making the slide invisible to seismometers. At the local warning center a seismometer (an instrument which measures the direction and force of eruptions) will provide accurate recordings of volcanic activity. As energy waves from the blasts travel through the ground they will be recorded by portable seismometers placed throughout the area. Whatever the phenomenon's cause, he says, scientists should now recognize that icebergs can be a source of noise for seismometers and underwater acoustic sensors. When drilling is completed in August, the entire borehole will be encased in steel and cement so that sensitive instruments - such as seismometers, strainmeters, and fluid and temperature gauges - can be installed underground. As I speak, geologists are in the field and continuing to install what will be a total of 50 seismometers. Mostly they analyze data from seismometers deployed around the globe, as well as data from the two dozen satellites that make up the Global Positioning System. Deploying an array of seismometers around a volcano enables the depth of events to be determined. For three years, the seismometers recorded how seismic waves from hundreds of earthquakes worldwide bounced through the mantle. Although the energy source for these incredibly hot areas has yet to be explained, New York seismometers recorded huge bursts of energy, which caused unexplained seismic ‘spikes’ at the beginning of each collapse. In all, more than two dozen tilt stations, GPS stations and seismometers will cover the Three Sisters area if the mission goes as planned. Newer digital broadband seismometers separate any volcano movement into three-dimensional data, Lowenstern said. The third houses a seismometer - a boon for the state's earthquake researchers, as it is the first to be positioned west of the San Andreas Fault. The quake was the first major temblor to take place on land, and away from a tectonic plate boundary, since the invention of the modern seismometer in the 1880s. Definition of seismometer in US English: seismometer nounsīzˈmämədərsaɪzˈmɑmədər another term for seismograph Example sentencesExamples As I speak, geologists are in the field and continuing to install what will be a total of 50 seismometers. When drilling is completed in August, the entire borehole will be encased in steel and cement so that sensitive instruments - such as seismometers, strainmeters, and fluid and temperature gauges - can be installed underground. In the case of the Sumatra-Andaman event, they used the Japanese Hi-Net array, consisting of about 700 high-quality seismometers, as antennae to track the seismic sources. Using a global network of seismometers to track the speed of earthquake waves, Ni discovered the African superplume has an unusually sharp boundary that extends nearly 900 miles above the core. The third houses a seismometer - a boon for the state's earthquake researchers, as it is the first to be positioned west of the San Andreas Fault. Mostly they analyze data from seismometers deployed around the globe, as well as data from the two dozen satellites that make up the Global Positioning System. Newer digital broadband seismometers separate any volcano movement into three-dimensional data, Lowenstern said. At the local warning center a seismometer (an instrument which measures the direction and force of eruptions) will provide accurate recordings of volcanic activity. Sensitive detectors called seismometers record waves emitted by the smallest earthquakes. Deploying an array of seismometers around a volcano enables the depth of events to be determined. Between 1993 and 2002, seismometers detected 120 subglacial quakes along the east and west coasts of Greenland, 6 in Antarctica, and 1 in Alaska. However, because such gigantic earthquakes are rare, these methods had been essentially unused until records of the Sumatra earthquake on modern seismometers became available. Whatever the phenomenon's cause, he says, scientists should now recognize that icebergs can be a source of noise for seismometers and underwater acoustic sensors. Although the energy source for these incredibly hot areas has yet to be explained, New York seismometers recorded huge bursts of energy, which caused unexplained seismic ‘spikes’ at the beginning of each collapse. For three years, the seismometers recorded how seismic waves from hundreds of earthquakes worldwide bounced through the mantle. As energy waves from the blasts travel through the ground they will be recorded by portable seismometers placed throughout the area. As it was, there was no detectable vibration, making the slide invisible to seismometers. The quake was the first major temblor to take place on land, and away from a tectonic plate boundary, since the invention of the modern seismometer in the 1880s. In all, more than two dozen tilt stations, GPS stations and seismometers will cover the Three Sisters area if the mission goes as planned. Thirty two ocean bottom seismometers will also be deployed to acquire seismic refraction data.
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