Seismic technology measures waves of seismic events and monitors for underground nuclear explosions.
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That system would send public notices with the help of infrastructure of regional seismic networks including the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN) and the California Integrated Seismic Network (CISN).
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That unit will focus on selling its seismic data and no longer provide land and marine seismic acquisition.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 141; Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 65.
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"After these licensing efforts, our Oruc Reis seismic exploration ship will begin its seismic research operations in the region," he added.
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"After these licensing efforts, our Oruc Reis seismic exploration ship will begin its seismic research operations in the region," he added.
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For example, the development of three-dimensional seismic computational power allows geologists to convert raw seismic data into accurate models of subsurface oil fields.
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It has also recorded evidence of seismic activity, including 174 seismic events across Mars -- and 20 events with a magnitude of three or four.
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Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary By The New York Times | Photo by Matt Nolan Matt Nolan, who runs a mapping business in Alaska using aerial photography, was flying a small plane to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in the northeastern part of the state last month when he noticed a pattern on the tundra.
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It accounts for multiple types of seismic waves, drawing on more precise instruments and better computing to provide a reliable measuring stick to compare seismic events.
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Holtzman explains how the seismic measurements of Earth's energy waves look an awful lot like sound waves, which allows the pair to convert seismic events to sound.
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Seismic reflection profiling is a technique geologists use to peer deep into Earth's crust, by measuring the reflection and refraction of seismic waves as they travel downwards.
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A NASA mission on Mars has recorded evidence of seismic activity, including 174 seismic events across Mars--and 103 events with a magnitude of three or four.
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ATLANTIC SEISMIC TESTING COULD RESUME: Zinke announced Wednesday that Interior will formally consider letting six companies conduct seismic testing for oil and natural gas resources off the Atlantic coast.
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"They were different seismic activities, in magnitude but especially given the distance," said Dr. Eduardo Reinoso, a researcher specializing in seismic engineering at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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Turkish seismic research vessel Barbaros Hayrettin Pasa is currently south of Cyprus, while the fourth ship will also be a seismic research vessel called Oruc Reis, Turkey's energy minister said.
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But the eruption didn't rattle seismic monitors significantly, and the absence of seismic signals normally associated with tsunamis led Indonesia's geophysics agency (BMKG) initially to tweet there was no tsunami.
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Seismic waves generated by earthquakes, explosions, and now, apparently, storms, can be used to map what's underground by carefully measuring when seismic waves arrive at different places on the planet.
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For more on the company, click on The Norwegian seismic surveyor expects 2016 to be another difficult year for the seismic industry as it reported full fourth-quarter results on Monday.
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As part of the acquisition, Percolate CEO Randy Wootton is joining the Seismic team, where he will continue to lead Percolate, and where he will report to Seismic CEO Doug Winter.
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Related: 100 Years of Earthquake Data Becomes an 8-Day-Long Orchestral Arrangement Virtual Human Towers and Seismic Data Art Shake Up Barcelona A Colorful Sculpture Shaken Up From Seismic Data
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The lander has delivered on that goal by recording 174 different seismic events within a period of 235 Martian days, using an advanced instrument called the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS).
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VICE News met with Holtzman at the Seismic Sound Lab to check out the newest visualization and to understand why hearing seismic data offers different clues to understanding how our inner Earth works.
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Seismic events involve too many variables, from the makeup of the ground in different areas to the types of interactions between seismic plates to the ways energy propagates in waves through the Earth.
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Seismic Exchange Inc and Geophysical Pursuit Inc argued in court papers on Monday that SandRidge and Halcon have not provided assurances they will protect seismic data the suppliers say is their intellectual property.
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There are many wildlife risks that go with seismic exploration.
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Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 38.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 16.
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Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 101.
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Seismic shaking An asteroid impact would likely cause an earthquake.
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It's hard to overstate what a seismic shift this is.
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"Clearly Pepper has been a seismic historic intervention," Balkin said.
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The longer a seismic event takes, the deeper the noises.
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The opportunity for people ... we're undergoing this huge seismic change.
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But they're also wrestling with seismic changes in shopping behavior.
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Go deeper: The Chinese role in Apple's seismic iPhone warning
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Seismic CEO Rich Mahoney wants to make that much clear.
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His photos ask us to grapple with this seismic shift.
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She said there were at least two seismic faults involved.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 30.
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Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 40.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 26.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 131.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 683.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 204.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 238.
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This used to be the case with seismic soundings too.
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Either would have seismic consequences for the Trump administration's future.
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They also planted several seismic monitors around the uninhabited island.
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A nuclear test did occur, as confirmed by seismic data.
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Seismic blasting is a violent, destructive part of offshore drilling.
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Coastal communities are opposed to seismic blasting and offshore drilling.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 210.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 31.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 220.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 2232.
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OOregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 39.
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Obama also didn't grant seismic testing permits in the Atlantic.
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And the seismic waveforms of the two look very different.
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Big Oil continually downplays the consequences of seismic airgun blasting.
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Can the world's financial markets continue their seismic turmoil indefinitely?
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But even a partial adherence to it could be seismic.
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The cuts represent a seismic shift in the media landscape.
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The NMFS permit is a necessary step toward seismic testing.
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They cast it as a seismic transformation in law enforcement.
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We need seismic change, and we need it right now.
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Internationally, two seismic changes an ocean and a hemisphere apart.
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The bubble will burst, and the result will be seismic.
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The world is undergoing seismic change with barely conceivable consequences.
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Just four weeks into the year, a seismic shift happened.
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"That was a seismic shift," Kamila Shamsie, the novelist, said.
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Iran is on major seismic faults and frequently experiences earthquakes.
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These are the opening battles of a seismic political war.
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After a seismic political event, both parties felt aftershocks today.
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But, at least for now, it beats the seismic terror.
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The seismic controversy has thrust Pence into a difficult spot.
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"This procedure here is seismic in its ramifications," he said.
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Romania, and looks ahead to USA's seismic clash with Paraguay.
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They each have separate seismic reports, but most useful for making these determinations were Multnomah County's Division of Transportation Seismic Evaluation Reports for the Burnside, Morrison, Hawthrone, and Broadway Bridges (61, 1995, and 1996 respectively); Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 10; Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan 261-223; Oregon Department of Transportation, Seismic Vulnerability of Oregon State Highway Bridges 296, 224; City of Portland, Earthquake Response Appendix, 268.
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"Under the term of the agreements, Rosneft will join as an equal partner in BP's ongoing project with Schlumberger's seismic business, WesternGeco, to develop innovative cableless onshore seismic acquisition technology," the joint statement said.
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Over the past week, 43 earthquakes classified as "significant" have struck, according to the Puerto Rico Seismic Network, part of a prolonged and terrifying series of seismic events not seen on the island since 1918.
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Caption: Sometimes keeping a seismic station running during winter is difficult.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 14, 208.
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And we have bricks that are rated for California seismic loads.
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Trains will be performing track inspections due to earlier seismic activity.
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Other nuclear tests last year were associated with smaller seismic events.
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That said, SEIS should be able to detect tiny seismic ripples.
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Venezuela's navy halted seismic data collection by the boats on Saturday.
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Joyner's decision was seismic given his stature in the black community.
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It's not exactly a seismic rift, but the shift is palpable.
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InSight is not the first attempt to measure Martian seismic activity.
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That's why the state is highly seismic, Blakeman tells The Verge.
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Between the lines: That's a seismic shift over the long-term.
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Seismologist Steven Gibbons at the Norwegian Seismic Array, or NORSAR, agrees.
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MyShake can detect seismic activity using nothing but your Android phone.
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Instead, new seismic measurements suggest it's an area of active upwelling.
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Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential elections may appear seismic.
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Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Highways Seismic Plus Report, 38↩
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ShakeAlert employs a network of seismic sensors buried in the ground.
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The seismic movements in China's economy have also inspired memorable work.
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Let's start with the seismic political reversal that just took place.
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"What it shows is that we're highly seismic," Eriksen told me.
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It includes a 3D seismic survey and geological and geophysical studies.
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There haven't been many seismic changes in Slack since it launched.
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Xiomara has been Jane's poster child for seismic mid-life shifts.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 230, 232.
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Seismic scores $100 million Series E investment on $1 billion valuation
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A seismic roar of relief and jubilation rang through the capital.
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Seismic surveys are done with air guns, which produce sound waves.
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The country of 128 million is looking at seismic changes ahead.
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Sunrise's ethos has already led to seismic shifts in U.S. politics.
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And smaller rumblings that could pave the way for seismic shifts.
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A similar seismic event in 1955 lasted 88 days, he said.
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The executive orders Trump signed today are seismic in their implications.
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Sometimes big, seismic changes can incite an unexpected kind of mourning.
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Natural earthquakes create different seismic patterns from ones caused by humans.
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Seismic now is bringing to market something we're calling powered clothing.
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We'll be back in a minute with Rich Mahoney from Seismic.
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The seismic roster shift sent shock waves through the fan base.
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Others were seismic detectors, attuned to minute vibrations in the ground.
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One question mark is whether new seismic studies will be undertaken.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The oil market is undergoing another seismic shift.
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Seismic tremors often occur in North Korea after a nuclear test.
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Turkey, which straddles seismic faultlines, has a history of powerful earthquakes.
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Turkey, which straddles seismic faultlines, has a history of powerful earthquakes.
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But the big thing I encountered was the seismic generation gap.
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But the big thing I encountered was the seismic generation gap.
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The tremor becomes something of a genuine seismic event for Claire.
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What a difference twenty years — and a seismic cultural moment — make.
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"A win is possible, and it would be seismic," he said.
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These solutions range from seismic processing and interpretation to production modeling.
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The case has seen a seismic shift over the past year.
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But 100 years ago, several seismic shifts shaped our modern world.
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" He called the notion a "seismic shift" and a "dramatic change.
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Onslaughts of seismic upheaval gave way to lulling plateaus of noise.
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But more immediately, they had a seismic effect on the mood.
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The big picture is that Mueller's firing would have seismic implications.
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Ibid, Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 204.
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His music and what he's contributed is seismic and hard to measure.
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The company let its license lapse in 2015 after performing seismic testing.
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Venezuela in late 2018 halted an Exxon ship conducting a seismic survey.
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Additional seismic events could be generated by meteors slamming into the surface.
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There has been no change in seismic activity, according to the USGS.
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Rainwater erosion and recent seismic activity may have loosened the wall's stones.
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It is a seismic decision, for no technology firm is an island.
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Its 2014 model of seismic risks did not consider man-made quakes.
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And if they're correct, it'll mean more seismic events in the future.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 40 ↩ 29.
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Image: Omar Marcillo/LANLThe researchers started with two seismic stations in Texas.
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When The Sopranos debuted on HBO in 1999, its impact was seismic.
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And if that language is discriminatory, the trickle-down effect is seismic.
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Davis added that the Pentagon would continue to study the seismic activity.
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I didn't drive by the farm after I surrendered Seismic and Glasgow.
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There was no indication of seismic activity before the collapse, Giles said.
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In a matter of months, #MeToo has caused a seismic cultural upheaval.
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Historicism may not have ushered in the seismic personal and social liberations
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It would be a seismic shift from which we may not recover.
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There is no need for offshore drilling or risky seismic airgun blasting.
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Failure to understand this, means being confounded by today's seismic political shifts.
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Citizens simply has not had the seismic legal impact that many think.
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Prince's death does feels like a seismic shift happened in music overnight.
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The money gives Seismic the ability to expand to meet growing sales.
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Such a seismic shift would not happen "in a dime", she said.
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But that was a dozen years ago, for a less seismic job.
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That is expected to continue despite the seismic shift in Mexican leadership.
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"I hope this will cause a seismic political change," says Sen. Bennet.
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But the gap's seismic silence is not totally convincing to all scientists.
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Above, tracking seismic waves from North Korea's sixth nuclear test in September.
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Seismic private-information hacks reveal themselves with regularity, in government and business.
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Some seismic readings from the lunar surface couldn't be explained — until now.
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The seismometers could also detect other seismic vibrations from meteors hitting Mars.
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They point to problems associated with seismic testing in the mid-1980s.
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That global rebalancing could have seismic consequences, but signals haven't emerged yet.
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The quake was the strongest yet in a week of seismic activity.
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She warned that more seismic activity is expected in the coming days.
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We dug into this seismic shift in behavior under the market's surface.
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One slight seismic tremor, and the life-giving spumes could go cold.
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It's a lesson for California, whose major cities sit along seismic faults.
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Geofizyka Krakow has a long history of seismic survey work in Pakistan.
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The seismic project is a joint venture with two Alaska Native corporations.
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They can be detected by seismic wave monitors, but aren't technically earthquakes.
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As a participating scientist on the InSight mission, I am calculating densities and seismic properties for likely compositions of the Martian surface rocks in order to identify signatures of water-altered rock that can be detected by seismic waves.
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The cost of hiring vessels for seismic surveys has dropped around 60 percent from late 2013 to around $140,000 per day, according to Shell, which is using this to expand and accelerate its seismic plans into 23 and 2018.
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Of course she doesn't understand the seismic societal shifts that prompted their separation.
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The US Geological Survey recorded a 25.3 seismic event at 220:230 a.m.
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The US Geological Survey recorded a 93 seismic event at 9:30 a.m.
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Portland will never be the same, always permanently changed by this seismic cataclysm.
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According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, "seismic moves" will continue in 93.
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The next Seismic Shift Forum should only include 40 "rival mutual fund executives".
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Fish populations flee reefs during seismic testing, with numbers dropping by 78 percent.
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They're an important part of detecting seismic and volcanic activity in the region. .
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There are a lot of those seismic shifts in sound on the record.
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But smaller moments lodge themselves in your mind alongside those seemingly seismic ones.
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We shudder at the thought of Bobby's seismic revenge plan in the works.
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Meantime, the retail industry began to see seismic shifts amid the Great Recession.
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Seismic listening devices, ambulances, fire engines and hydraulic tools followed as funding increased.
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"There are much more smartphones these days than the seismic stations," Kong said.
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A "shake map" of central Italy shows the seismic impacts of the Aug.
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"We're looking at what seismic energy propagates off in the subsurface," Hansen explained.
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Officials blame the increased seismic activity on oil and natural gas disposal wells.
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Yet these changes, the downgrading of international and Test cricket, will be seismic.
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The rule change marks a seismic shift for the shipping and refining sectors.
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And in fact, given New Zealand's seismic history, this has probably happened before.
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"How could a thermonuclear blast trigger such a weak seismic signal?" he said.
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Portland is a rainy, river city without a recent history of seismic activity.
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The more dense the network of seismic sensors, the better the system performs.
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Trump wins It was the seismic event that almost no one saw coming.
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This growth is a seismic event for the U.S. economy at this scale.
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The world's most seismic historic conflicts and revolutions have been fueled by religion.
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It said the upgrade followed additional 3D processing and interpretation of seismic data.
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Cuadrilla said on Friday the micro seismic event it detected early on Oct.
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This could have artificially placed more pressure on seismic faults near oil fields.
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And renewed seismic activity has hinted that the disaster might not be over.
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"The primaries created seismic changes," said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
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As was long suspected, the fracking itself causes some of the seismic shifts.
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But we have all been watching the seismic shifts occurring in Court personnel.
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"Anybody who expected seismic changes was wrong," said a former CBS News president.
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It also comes in the wake of seismic leadership shakeup in the kingdom.
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To Rolf, we're already in the middle of a seismic shift in organizing.
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They were part of the same seismic activity that began with the Aug.
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"A substantial production cut is needed" to limit seismic risks, the regulator said.
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But the admission by such a prominent player in law enforcement was seismic.
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I can't imagine making that sort of seismic shift in your life. Yeah.
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The country is providing seismic exploration data for all the areas on offer.
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Demographic change, assimilation and other seismic forces would ultimately produce a peaceful coexistence.
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Cabrera, 34, said he is used to seismic activity, but this was different.
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It caught Japanese scientists by surprise, despite the nation's highly sophisticated seismic network.
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A seismic national Democratic wave could put those seats in play as well.
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An even shorter evaluation of the consequences of seismic testing is nearing completion.
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Underwater, the seismic blast would register at about 200 decibels, not 260 decibels.
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The seismic cultural shifts of the '60s and '70s erode the old formality.
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New seismic activity indicates an underground nuclear explosion somewhere near the Arctic Circle.
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But meeting others who'd had similar experiences created a seismic shift within me.
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And it was all thanks to 60 seismic stations located across the island.
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He said Turkey's Oruc Reis ship would begin seismic activities in the region.
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A move that one could describe as "seismic" for the world of finance.
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On the Runway Yet another seismic shift is taking place in French fashion.
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The team recorded some seismic activity, but at normal levels for the region.
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Today we're adding Seismic, ThoughtSpot, Noom, Riskified and Movable Ink to the list.
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The assassination of Qassim Suleimani is a seismic event in the Middle East.
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That's a seismic change from the GOP's long-held dominance in the suburbs.
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Three major seismic fault lines criss-cross Istanbul, which straddles Europe and Asia.
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Drilling activity petered out in the early 2000s, although seismic studies have continued.
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But their idiosyncrasies — the personalities of their seismic faults — are starting to show.
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Harmful exploration activities begin with seismic airgun blasting — ships towing miles-long arrays of seismic airguns and related equipment pummeling the ocean with very loud explosions of air that are used to search for potential oil deposits below the seafloor.
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There is an instinct in these situations to call for what the newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport labeled a "Year Zero," to assume that only seismic change can rectify a seismic shock, to demand that everything be ripped up and started again.
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Sometimes it is seismic data or star charts too, but mostly what people are
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Despite seismic shifts in demographics, economics and politics, we still live by the Constitution.
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And for now, the epicenter of this political seismic shift is Carson City, Nevada.
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Different view of seismic energy (mainly due to ocean waves) ramping up on Barbuda.
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Rocks shifted and weakened by constant seismic forces are further pummeled by the sea.
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These are seismic cultural shifts — and conservatives wanted a way to reverse these changes.
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This is a seismic change in the chip industry, but not an unexpected one.
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The company also highlighted seismic issues at Grasberg that could lower production in 2019.
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Both apps work with the United States Geological Survey's (USGS) network of seismic sensors.
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The last time seismic surveys were completed in the Atlantic was in the 1980s.
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"Anna, there is a seismic shift coming in our country," he says, deadly serious.
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The continents on my body move apart with the seismic change in my mind.
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This magma body slows down seismic waves and features a surprisingly high electrical conductivity.
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Now, you may be thinking that this will cause fundamental, seismic changes in math.
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The next question will be if city planners update their seismic codes to match.
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Eight and a half minutes later, smaller seismic waves radiated from the same spot.
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A radiation monitor sits outside the anti-seismic building as the decontamination process continues.
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Seismic activity four days prior acted as a bellwether, giving residents time to evacuate.
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"I think you have a picture here of a potentially seismic reorganization," Muro said.
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The same glacier was also shut down in mid-2016 due to seismic activity.
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Indeed, the world of sports media and broadcasting is now experiencing major seismic changes.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan (2013), 5↩ 2. Ibid.
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It was the only bonafide planet to exhibit tectonic and seismic activity—until now.
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Though not confirmed independently, the seismic characteristics of Wednesday's blast at 10:00 a.m.
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The seismic activity Sunday would not be a roadblock to petroleum development, West said.
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Anandakrishnan's seismic experiments will be among the most crucial parts of the collaboration's work.
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Nevertheless, the seismic movement was felt as far north as Venezuela, according to reports.
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In the world of Girls, Adam and Jessa's relationship counts as a seismic event.
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That same type of seemingly exponential growth in technology has occurred with seismic surveying.
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Other countries' earthquake agencies also noted seismic signatures that point to a nuclear test.
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They also have not prioritized and implemented comprehensive seismic safety measures, the report found.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 17, 29, 210 ↩ 9.
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What do you think the future of porn will be, given this seismic shift?
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Can we handle the seismic shift that is LC reborn as a (gasp!) redhead?
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Ecuador introduced stricter seismic regulations of its own after the Haiti earthquake in 2150.
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Shine's exit is the latest seismic shock in months of earthquakes at Fox News.
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The first seismic waves from explosions, or primary waves (P waves), are typically stronger.
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Seismic, meanwhile, raised a $100 million investment at a $1 billion valuation last year.
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They perceive, process and respond differently because their brains are going through seismic changes.
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Over the last decade, there has been a seismic shift in America's investment landscape.
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After oil and gas deposits are located by seismic airgun blasting, drilling could begin.
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"And then you have bricks that are rated for California seismic loads," Musk said.
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Another amendment would block the seismic testing used to find oil and gas reserves.
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Ibsen didn't consider "A Doll's House" a feminist play, but its impact was seismic.
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The team looked at decades of global seismic data from the US Geological Survey.
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Are we witnessing a seismic shift in the way abortion is treated on TV?
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While only clear in retrospect, this was just one of three personally seismic changes.
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Their blubbery girth hitting the sand actually produces seismic waves that scientists can study.
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Geologists said they did not know whether the spate of seismic activity was over.
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California may be due for clusters of large earthquakes, if historic seismic patterns hold.
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Over the course of its existence, underground electronic music has undergone a seismic shift.
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Even with its flaws, the existing system can detect tsunamis caused by seismic activity.
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Joe Gerhardt (JG): We've been working with seismic data for quite a few years.
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On shorter time scales, texts and tweets can actually race ahead of seismic waves.
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The federal government has also banned seismic testing in ANWR to measure oil deposits.
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This is seismic, as the team averaged just 4,368 people per game last season.
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The whole ecosystem's been disrupted in a seismic way, so it just ripples out.
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That single goal by Tevez made the affair "seismic rather than containable," Scudamore said.
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Eruptive activity includes elevated seismic actions, lava flows and plumes of steam and ash.
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He's again found himself at the center of a seismic political-cultural moment. How?
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Yet in practical terms, the announcement might not seem to mark a seismic shift.
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The seismic activity has given scientists a peek into the makeup of Mars's crust.
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This seismic activity is what petrifies Santiago, an environmental justice lawyer, most of all.
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We're also looking into the factors that make this region prone to seismic activity.
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The seismic activity occurred about 30 miles from the nation's main nuclear testing site.
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Tatneft's seismic survey program for a 200 square km area was suspended in 2014.
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Seismic 3D surveys provide a three-dimensional and more detailed image of the subsurface.
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And markets have historically been bad at pricing in hard-to-predict seismic events.
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Conservationists say seismic surveys harass and harm marine species like whales and porpoises. Rep.
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These occur at seismic faults where two tectonic plates are sliding past each other.
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LOS ANGELES — Something seismic was happening during the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night.
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But lately, the language in Brexit seems only to have set off seismic shocks.
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Oklahoma has been hit hardest; its seismic risk now rivals California's, the study found.
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What does this seismic shift in media distribution and consumption mean for societies and democracies?
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BACK HOME "Win or lose," Dalic said, "there will be a seismic event in Croatia."
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Now, geologists worry that seismic activity in Indonesia will lead to a powerful volcanic eruption.
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The most jarring interruption of the ocean soundscape comes from a process called seismic surveying.
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Traces of the brooding mass only became evident through a large-scale new seismic study.
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And in this tense environment, determining the nature of a seismic event becomes more important.
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The disclosure of the findings is expected to be a seismic event in American politics.
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The device should be able to detect seismic waves passing through the layers down below.
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Authorities lowered its alert status from the highest level in February after seismic activity quietened.
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The quake also caused soil liquefaction, in which seismic pressure transforms solid ground to quicksand.
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This is a seismic shift in the automotive industry, and it couldn't be more exciting.
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Even so, some environmentalists warn the fracking is in counties where there are seismic risks.
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WHEN historians gaze back at the early 21st century, they will identify two seismic shocks.
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A Warren victory here on Monday would be a surprise -- but not a seismic shock.
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The seismic shift could result in a referendum on reunifying the country after 99 years.
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Seismic movement creates fissures where lava gathers, heating the earth and the water around it.
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On the face of it, Seismic is addressing a big problem with a familiar approach.
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US Pacific Command's statement following seismic activity/North Korean claims of H bomb test. pic.twitter.
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Once the seismic waves from an earthquake have reached enough seismometers, the distinction becomes clear.
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The Ring of Fire-straddling country is used to seismic activity, but nothing like this.
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Analysts and some investors tout the merits of potentially seismic deals to enhance the focus.
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In Belfast, activists predicted a "seismic wave" of support for the north to follow suit.
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Amid this seismic shift, a new pattern of consumption is emerging stronger than ever: microdosing.
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"At this stage, KPBV anticipates acquiring seismic data and drilling one exploration well," it said.
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Oregon Department of Transportation, Seismic Vulnerability of Oregon State Highway Bridges (2009), 32↩ 5.
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Approximately 3.5 million people live and work in areas surveyed in the seismic risk map.
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The quakes were part of a surge in seismic activity over the past several years.
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This is what Anandakrishnan's Ghost team will trace with their seismic experiments from the surface.
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Scientists say the seismic activity means an eruption is likely — they just don't know when.
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InSight will also deploy a precision seismometer called the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS).
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Clearly, Roma had the potential to be one of 2018's most culturally seismic films.
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Seven million people are at risk from human-induced seismic activity, according to the report.
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The volume of seismic blasts is about twice that — ranging from 28503 to 22019 decibels.
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Indonesia has a tsunami early warning system with tidal gauges, accelerometers, and seismic broadband stations.
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Holland gathered data on seismic activity, temperature and wind, along with and time-lapse pictures.
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That solitary house underlines one of the most successful ways to protect against seismic activity.
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Among the changes that are already underway, however, is a seismic shift on net neutrality.
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NORSAR, an independent seismic monitor, estimated the blast created a yield of about 120 kilotons.
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But USGS said it raised the magnitude after further in-depth analysis of seismic recordings.
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I think the fact that an accountant is taking over is going to be seismic.
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In the past decade, there's been a seismic shift from active to passive management, i.e.
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The chamber said there had been several fatalities in recent weeks because of seismic activity.
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How precisely the White House will recover from the seismic activity remains to be seen.
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The area slated for seismic airgun blasting is huge, stretching from New Jersey to Florida.
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The USGS revised the magnitude from an initial 5.6 after further analysis of seismic recordings.
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Yet that seismic shift has affected FS1 just as much, if not more, than ESPN.
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The Obama administration has not approved any permits to conduct seismic testing in the Atlantic.
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Had they been announced at once, it would've represented a seismic event for the firm.
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It's impossible to discuss the seismic shift toward automation without a conversation about job loss.
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The deafening noise created by the seismic airgun blasting harms whales, dolphins and sea turtles.
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Seismic has been helping companies create and manage their sales and marketing collateral since 2010.
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Seismic is based in San Diego with offices in Boston and Chicago (from the acquisition).
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The local government invested in a citywide seismic alarm system with more than 8,000 loudspeakers.
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For instance, Cuadrilla is required to put seismic monitors around the site to detect tremors.
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Barring seismic political shifts in Beijing, Taiwan won't be joining the United Nations anytime soon.
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"TVA facilities are designed to withstand seismic events," the Tennessee Valley Authority said on Twitter.
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The three horsemen of this seismic shift to the feed are Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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It is a seismic shift that some nutritionists say has an underappreciated cause: free trade.
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Despite the seismic changes in British politics, voters were unsentimental about spurning their usual parties.
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Lassina Zerbo, the executive secretary of the agency said there were actually two seismic activities.
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Víctor Huérfano, the head of PRSN, said Saturday's seismic activity is likely to trigger aftershocks.
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If that view is widely held, it signals a seismic shift in Israeli public opinion.
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But Lindsey still thinks cable networks are the best way to study underwater seismic activity.
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LOS ANGELES — Every three decades, or roughly once a generation, Hollywood experiences a seismic shift.
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That has created strong demand for whatever data oil service and seismic firms can offer.
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Piper Jaffray & Co. Oregon, $491 million of general obligation, state, seismic and energy projects bonds.
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There are also concerns about the seismic activity in the area, or the many volcanos.
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None of this, however, addresses the seismic regional change produced by China's island-building strategy.
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Each of her ballads was its own drama, a white-knuckled journey through seismic emotions.
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Now, read the article, "San Francisco's Big Seismic Gamble," and answer the following questions: 1.
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"The letter reflects a seismic political dynamic that is really sweeping the country," he added.
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Taken together, his two works were seismic, the types of volumes that trigger scientific revolutions.
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The games that matter most, we are told, are those seismic meetings between powerful rivals.
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For lovers of Ethiopian food, recent years were marked by two seismic events in Harlem.
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British company Soco International performed seismic testing there but let its license lapse in 2015.
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The most seismic shift was among independents, who oppose impeachment 49 percent to 85033 percent.
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Mysterious seismic waves that cascaded around the world this month have scientists scratching their heads.
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All of this exemplifies the seismic impact RuPaul's Drag Race has had on drag culture.
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Every 15 minutes or so, seismic events cause a ratchety sound that arrests our attention.
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It would be a seismic development, bolstering other countries to boost their ambitions in turn.
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It would also represent a seismic shift in the power dynamic between users and connected devices.
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What you feel is a different quantity called seismic intensity, and the intensity depends on location.
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Something was happening out there, a seismic disruption whose foreshocks nearly all the experts had ignored.
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The ship Barbaros Hayreddin Pasa was carrying out seismic research activity, the foreign ministry said earlier.
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Likewise, Irma's waves crashing into the coastline can cause minor hits of seismic energy that register. .
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Italy has several active volcanoes and the region of Naples is relatively prone to seismic activity.
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Public opinion on the LGBTQ community has undergone a seismic shift in the last 15 years.
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California's Fair Pay to Play Act represents a seismic shift in the landscape of college athletics.
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A "sheconomy" is booming in China, driven by a seismic shift in younger women's spending habits.
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So is where—on a scale from seismic scandal to venality to naive narcissism—it belongs.
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The archives included photos, seismic records and samples, some 100 or more years old, Poland said.
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Only one event, which occurred at night when winds are generally calmer, may have been seismic.
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Among the more reliable seismic precursors is radon, a radioactive gas that comes from the subsoil.
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They transit areas off the East Coast, where the seismic blasting is set to take place.
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This marks a seismic shift in the way the medium is perceived by the cinema establishment.
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Image: US Geological SurveySeeking answers, Hansen recently led a seismic mapping survey of Mount St. Helens.
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What we had was the size of the wiggles produced on seismic instruments by Russian explosions.
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Eni, the Italian firm working on the field, has done only seismic surveys of the area.
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But in the aftermath of the referendum on independence in 262, seismic shifts are everyday stuff.
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Another appraisal well and seismic work is planned to improve estimates of the oil in place.
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But experts say its history makes the U.S. uniquely ill suited to navigate this seismic shift.
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When the sensors detect strong enough seismic activity, a notification is pushed out to users' phones.
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To that end, InSight will use its instruments to measure seismic activity, temperature, and air pressure.
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Rowe is one of the gallerists that you especially root for in these crazily seismic times.
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When Seismic sat down to start plotting what Revelations would be, a checklist quickly came together.
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Now, less than two weeks later, Mexico has suffered once again from another seismic natural disaster.
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"They don't have advanced seismic technology but they do have millions of cell phones," he said.
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First, there appears to have been a seismic shift in South Korean policy toward North Korea.
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The news, which broke early on Friday morning, delivered a seismic shock to the Trump team.
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The monitoring world is going through a seismic shift as the ways we develop apps changes.
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For example, in one study, researchers observed bowhead whales during seismic survey activity in the Arctic.
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And in a "seismic upheaval," he switched to pole beans after years of favoring bush beans.
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Seismic airguns are used to search for oil and gas deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.
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Seismic airgun blasting could injure as many as 138,000 whales and dolphins and disturb millions more.
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"This ruling has seismic and entirely negative consequences for job creation in the future," he said.
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Sanders needs to deliver a seismic shock at some point if he is to derail Clinton.
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"Anybody who expected seismic changes was wrong," said Andrew Heyward, a former president of CBS News.
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Possible jobs with this major: Geological engineer, geophysical engineer,mineral engineer, mining safety engineer, seismic engineer.
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But safeguards used by seismic operators have been effective in minimizing or avoiding harm to wildlife.
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Now, specialist firms are trawling the deep waters making seismic tests to determine what is below.
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Mars' seismic waves also reverberate more than waves on Earth, and more similarly to moon quakes.
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The 2010s were also a bloodbath for companies that couldn't keep up with seismic technological changes.
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Yes, Trump and Brexit were major, seismic events, but they were based on very marginal results.
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British regulations demand work be suspended if seismic activity of magnitude 0.5 or more is detected.
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Our next president will take office during a period of seismic change across the education landscape.
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Markets are particularly bad at pricing in seismic events that are hard to predict with confidence.
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The new network, which relies on GPS, pressure and seismic data, will analyze tectonic plate movement.
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Seismic is a wearable robotics company, formerly known as SuperFlex, which is a fantastic name, Rich.
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The White Walkers had other plans, however, and they unleashed their undead hordes with seismic fury.
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For additional movies from the Seismic Sound Lab and more details about each video, go here.
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But InSight is expected to yield the first meaningful data on planetary seismic tremors beyond Earth.
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That could include impacts by other materials in space, seismic shaking or the migration of boulders.
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"Removal of the President is a process inextricably intertwined with its seismic political effects," he wrote.
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"That is when seismic risk evolved into something included in spatial and urban plans," he said.
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Seismologist Lucy Jones suggested on Twitter that they were all part of one continuous seismic event.
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CEO Neal Froneman has said seismic events are a fact of life at South African mines.
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For decades, would-be earthquake prognosticators had keyed in on foreshocks and other isolated seismic events.
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There has been, and continues to be, a seismic shift in the landscape of European soccer.
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The size of Wednesday's quake is bigger than seismic activity reported in previous atomic bomb tests.
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Its inception signaled a seismic shift in the way larger agendas came home to roost online.
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A reduction in personal income tax rates is also not expected to be a seismic event.
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And what to make of the unfamiliar rusted equipment, or the seismic lines across the earth?
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Returns on their investments are poised to drop just as a seismic demographic shift takes hold.
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Treating water in fracking at the site and eliminating wastewater disposal and the resulting seismic impacts.
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Cramer said the only explanation for these "seismic" declines was the rise of the experiential economy.
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It is time we allow companies to collect data and explore the unknown with seismic surveying.
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They've been tested throughout the world through 200 hurricanes, hundreds of seismic events and several wildfires.
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Hunger and passion count for only so much when there is a seismic disparity in talent.
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The only seismic studies in the refuge were done three decades ago, using less-effective technology.
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Possibly both, says Seismic CEO Rich Mahoney on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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But on 3/11, the agency's reliance on seismic data to predict tsunamis met its limit.
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How this plays out in the next few weeks could have a seismic impact on India.
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The globe's plates move according to actual seismic activity recorded by the United States Geological Survey.
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If, however, the Swiss vote in favor of the proposal, then the overall impact could be seismic.
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Seismic readings showed that North Korea's claimed H-bomb test was probably only an enhanced atomic bomb.
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So you should be impressed that we have the near real-time seismic data at our fingertips.
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It would mark a seismic shift in the world order, one that America needs to handle adroitly.
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Seismic changes, from the Brexit vote to the U.S. election, have challenged the status quo this year.
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"The lander will carry out experiments with instruments to predict or identify lunar seismic activity," said Sivan.
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The tsunami struck without warning, taking people by surprise even in a country familiar with seismic disaster.
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Seismic sensors are picking up the "hum" caused by the wind and crashing waves in the ocean.
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The concentric circles in the "after" pic are waves causes by ongoing seismic activity at the volcano.
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Unlike earthquakes, creep is seismic movement that is so slow and subtle, it is typically not felt.
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In 2017, meanwhile, the #MeToo and #TimesUp phenomena helped catalyze seismic changes within the entire entertainment industry.
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After the L'Aquila earthquake in 2009, the government allocated €965 million over seven years for seismic prevention.
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But the ruling still noted the "seismic shifts" in technology that have changed our conceptions of privacy.
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"Reducing demand from large users is critical for reducing seismic risks", SodM director Theodor Kockelkoren told reporters.
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Various hypotheses suggest instead that it might be an optical illusion, seismic gas or fermenting tree trunks.
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One of the favorite pastimes of market watchers is predicting the next seismic shift in investor preference.
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Hough and Page wanted to know if these intense extraction activities were responsible for triggering seismic events.
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Why it matters: InSight was sent to Mars specifically to measure seismic activity on the Red Planet.
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Seismic hotspot Japan, which sits along the so-called Ring of Fire, is no stranger to earthquakes.
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In the seismic shift toward Autos 2.0, the smart play could be simply keeping your options open.
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This can make it difficult to measure seismic activity in areas with fracking-induced earthquakes, for example.
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If the gambit on display Wednesday night works, we could see a seismic realignment of American politics.
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Unlike some of its competitors, such as PGS, TGS does not own seismic vessels and rents them.
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Carrie Moyer: Seismic Shuffle continues at Mary Boone Gallery (745 Fifth Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan) through April 21.
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The company repeatedly stopped operations last year at the site in Lancashire because of minor seismic events.
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We are aware of seismic activity on the Korean Peninsula & have seen claims of a nuclear test.
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There, regulators have asked some companies to reduce wastewater injection rates to try to tame seismic activity.
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The mines ministry said a third of the fatalities were from rock fall incidents and seismic events.
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Wedged between China and India - and home to Mount Everest - Nepal is particularly prone to seismic shocks.
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And whatever you think of her, it's a seismic cultural shift we can partially attribute to Ellen.
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Taxpayers who carry out anti-seismic improvements can get back 65% of the cost over ten years.
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Every so often we come across something more fundamental and lasting than a trend: a seismic shift.
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Independent seismic monitor NORSAR estimates the latest one had a yield of as much as 120 kilotons.
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The very late move towards diversity is already a seismic shift for a pathologically beige cultural institution.
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Should Mr. Bloomberg proceed with a campaign, it could cause a seismic disruption in the Democratic race.
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Bentz said he expected the proposal to pass, "absent some seismic change in current leanings" in Salem.
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" Since 2010, he claims, he's found "a pattern and progressive movement in seismic activity across the globe.
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They also point to previous government findings that marine mammals have never been harmed by seismic testing.
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Now is the time to proceed with seismic surveys of the Atlantic between New Jersey and Florida.
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Combined, growing global competition and seismic U.S. demographic shifts underscore the need for top-tier foreign talent.
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Monitoring groups detected seismic activity that would indicate a nuclear test but are working to confirm it.
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Ash is still erupting from Kilauea's summit, Ball added, in addition to seismic activity and gas output.
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Four people were injured in the earthquake, recorded at magnitude 5.1 by France's National Seismic Surveillance Network.
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Barring some seismic shock to American politics, the next Congress will be a barrier to progressive change.
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President didn't provide funding for the seismic warning system known as ShakeAlert in his 216.1 budget proposal.
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But its nuclear devices have steadily improved, producing bigger explosions with stronger seismic tremors in subsequent tests.
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Another portion of the bill would block the seismic testing used to find oil and gas reserves.
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The area is part of the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone, stretching from northeastern Alabama to southwestern Virginia.
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Greenpeace agreed, and the two joined forces to take the seismic testing case to Canada's highest court.
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Rolling back reforms and revisiting already signed contracts would have seismic shifts in the market beyond Mexico.
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Analysts said seismic readings of Wednesday's detonation were not powerful enough for a typical hydrogen bomb's explosion.
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Florence sits near several active fault lines, and every so often the city takes a seismic hit.
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Critics of the president reacted with glee to the McGahn news, predicting it could have seismic implications.
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Since then, researchers have recorded more than 100 seismic events, about 21 of which were likely quakes.
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Tsunamis, probably owing to the UK's lack of seismic activity, have never made it into the register.
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"Seismic profiles of the underground are used in both (DONG's oil and offshore wind) divisions," he said.
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Facebook is tasked with fixing problems with how its platform is used — problems with seismic, global consequences.
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This is an anniversary of seismic dimension, felt across the country, though particularly resonant for New Yorkers.
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These are highly risky investments — but with the potential for seismic societal shifts, let alone massive returns.
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The White House took two seismic hits that could bring down the President of the United States.
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It has set up a chain of seismic monitors three miles beyond its dig to gauge tremors.
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And in Washington, one in three children attend schools built before seismic construction standards were adopted statewide.
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For a world in the grip of seismic political, social, and ecological upheavals, it's an uplifting metaphor.
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On their trips they investigated the caldera using seismic analysis as well as geological and electromagnetic tests.
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Mr. Trump is said to be considering making a seismic diplomatic shift: recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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When working with these seismic data sets, were there particular sounds that were more satisfying than others?
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Understanding the differences between these two cuisines requires a brief history lesson, centered on two seismic events.
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They ran simulations of the building with different arrangements of reinforcements, under multiple kinds of seismic stress.
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That's nearly 10 times the monthly historic average for seismic activity on Hawaii Island, the USGS said.
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By 2014, however, there was serious talk about demolition, especially given its water infiltration and seismic problems.
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Ms. Rodríguez said the seismic studies were promising, and Hupecol had hoped to drill an exploratory well.
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In a church in Greenwich Village in the early 230s, a seismic shift took place in dance.
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The one-time seismic exploration that was completed in 1985 in the coastal plain caused lasting damage.
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To live in California is to be forced to draw lines between acceptable and unacceptable seismic risks.
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If the rule change is finalized, companies would then bid to conduct seismic studies of the area.
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Because they revealed a seismic shift in the way these companies are viewed by the new administration.
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The seismic industry was hit hard by the crash in oil prices in 2014 and ensuing recession.
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Those precursor events were the laboratory equivalent of the seismic waves produced by foreshocks before an earthquake.
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That seismic catalog is the real-world counterpart to the acoustic recordings from Johnson's laboratory earthquake experiment.
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While nestled on the ground, the InSight lander will listen for seismic activity and small vibrations — marsquakes.
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When the original "L Word" aired back in 2004, it was a seismic event for many lesbians.
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"Mars is a place where we can probably say the seismic hazard is extremely low," Lognonné added.
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A 4.3 magnitude quake shook the area on Wednesday, indicating that seismic activity remains high, officials said.
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Sunday's test had registered with international seismic agencies as a man-made earthquake near a test site.
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Since taking office, the President has tweeted public statements on similar seismic events in California and Mexico.
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But the only explanation for these "seismic" declines was the rise of the experiential economy, Cramer said.
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The families live in a seismic zone that's prone to flooding in the state of Tabasco, Mexico.
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We would leave at sunrise and plunge into the boreal forest, following trails and old seismic lines.
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And the seismic noise can mask ship sounds, resulting in collisions, another leading danger for the whales.
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Typically, and according to basic geophysical theory, a rupture travels no faster than the slowest seismic waves.
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However, both worlds contain fault lines that can fracture under pressure, sending seismic waves through their interiors.
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If these escape valves become blocked, perhaps due to seismic activity, the steam has nowhere to go.
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"I feel this is a success story," Petersen said, "in how we can reduce the seismic hazard."
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That being said, 'frost quakes' can still be detected by seismic wave monitors, according to the Smithsonian.
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In light of Gustav Klimt's glittering decadence and Kazimir Malevich's seismic Suprematism, Schiele's art is unapologetically human.
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Peru sits on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" where the majority of the world's seismic activity occurs.
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It's a seismic, career-shifting moment — even for a surefire Hall of Famer of LeBron's already-massive stature.
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So though Cruz's nomination would give Washington Republicans agita, it wouldn't mean a seismic change for the GOP.
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National Geographic later shut down that idea, saying the seismic vibrations during an actual earthquake appear much different.
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Meanwhile, the state has been working on a statewide early alert system, called the California Integrated Seismic Network.
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Some experts baffled by the seismic enigma have not-so-seriously suggested that perhaps, finally, it's sea monsters.
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The key piece of evidence here is the seismic signal, which certainly shows the ghost of something strange.
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Looking at more recent seismic activity, here's a map of every quake on record, from 203 through 2015.
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But something bigger is afoot here – a seismic shift in international affairs that has been dormant, until now.
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However, environmental groups continue to be strongly opposed to fracking, concerned about potential seismic activity and water contamination.
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After she won, Pressley said women of color have had to create " seismic shifts" to get into office.
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"Sparked" was a vibrant, active word, and "seismic" signaled that this was no ordinary change for college football.
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It's being launched in three weeks and is supposed to study seismic activity on the surface of Mars.
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Imagine seeing a seismic charge on the Vizio P-Series Quantum X TV — Vizio's most colorful TV ever.
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The anger that turned those mistakes into a seismic shift is itself grounded in the failures of neoliberalism.
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It has mapped faults and fissures in the bedrock, and sited the repository in a seismic "quiet zone".
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Lagarde will need more than monetary tools to keep the rest of Europe unified during that seismic event.
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Studying the motion of the plates and looking for evidence of seismic movements in Bangladesh is extremely difficult.
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The USGS said the magnitude revision from a initial 5.6 was based on further analysis of seismic recordings.
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Now, Ma thinks a similar seismic shift is occurring in tech and it could be much more disastrous.
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Another half of America may feel disoriented by the seismic change at the level of the federal government.
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The Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) ordered the shutdown of 58 disposal wells in the hotbed of seismic activity.
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Some took buses, and even flights, to join what feels like a seismic shift in the island's politics.
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It's been more than two months since the UK made the seismic decision to leave the European Union.
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There clearly would be seismic changes for businesses large and small, with implications for companies beyond U.S. borders.
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Software can now sort through seismic data, performing the same task in a few hours for about $20.
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To determine the power of these weapons from afar, scientists study the seismic waves produced by these tests.
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If things go right, the seismic reverberations will illuminate the contours and material composition of what's underneath Thwaites.
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Anyway, I got off work at 4—that seismic retrofit on Folsom—and hurried back to the house.
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"The Oruc Reis seismic exploration ship will join this work as of the end of August," he said.
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Ancient fault lines and asteroid impacts send seismic waves surging through Mars, which SEIS can detect and measure.
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In addition, coal mines that are vulnerable to seismic activity should operate at 80 percent of the capacity.
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It's possible to tell if there's oil beneath the ground by the way the seismic waves reflect back.
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Seismic incidents accounted for about 30 percent of mine deaths last year, the DMR said in a statement.
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Apple and Foster + Partners tested for seismic activity, maxing out a racking machine, and the design held up.
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Most newer buildings withstood the shaking, which was somewhat attenuated by the time the seismic waves reached land.
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The Trump team believes such seismic developments would force the PA into the game, or sideline it permanently.
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Funerals have begun, even as seismic events and new ash and gas flows have started up again. 3.
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Waiting for me at the door, hungry and bewildered, were Glasgow and Seismic, our two St. Bernard dogs.
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We are in the middle of another one of those seismic cultural shifts, possibly the most drastic yet.
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It warned that strong earthquakes could continue for days until the seismic fault line under the area settled.
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Last week, Kure Beach passed a resolution opposing seismic airgun blasting and offshore drilling off the East Coast.
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The likelihood of success is low, but if Miller prevails, the impact on Mueller's investigation will be seismic.
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The Kerch Strait is a challenging place to build, with complicated geology, high seismic activity, and stormy weather.
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The national oil agency said it expected the firm to begin drilling in 2019 based on seismic results.
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It was strong enough to activate seismic alarms in Mexico City, which is still recovering from Tuesday's event.
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Many experts maintain that Italy has among the world's best anti-seismic standards already — at least on paper.
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The school, built in the 1930s and renovated in 2012, was supposedly built to new anti-seismic standards.
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What's more, seismic testing is needed for government and industry research to advance our understanding of the oceans.
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Reading the seismic waves on Mars, scientists hope, will reveal clues about what the planet's inside looks like.
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When bribery accusations surfaced, the company followed the old playbook, missing the seismic changes reshaping the Chinese market.
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But soon Fish would contribute to a seismic shift in men's wear across gender gaps and income brackets.
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The report also showed seismic activity along dormant fault lines near the site that could trigger submarine landslides.
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Seismic noise has been shown to cause internal bruising in crab, and malformations and developmental delays in scallops.
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In the time since, we've witnessed a seismic change in way we perceive platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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A federal marine biologist said last month that no seismic tests have been known to cause whale beachings.
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Mr. Wolff was simply there, a witness to the frenzied nature of an institution going through seismic changes.
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The multimillion-dollar view notwithstanding, the couple's budget was tight, and Berkeley's seismic and energy codes are strict.
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VICE: California has gone through some seismic changes in terms of cannabis regulation in the last few months.
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"Building codes vary from state to state, with regulations in terms of fire and seismic activities," he said.
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That area, known as the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone, extends to the northern parts of Alabama and Georgia.
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It is the most powerful seismic event in the country's history and the second-most powerful recorded globally.
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If scientists are lucky, seismic waves could also reveal underground aquifers — places where life could plausibly persist today.
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NASA's InSight lander is studying the deep interior of Mars, seismic activity, and the frequency of meteor strikes.
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I had spoken to only a handful of my San Francisco bureau colleagues about our building's seismic vulnerabilities.
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Vietnam accused Chinese ships of cutting the cables of one of its seismic survey vessels there in 2011.
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Yet Mr. Pavicevic worries that the Balkans have ignored their own seismic history and the lessons it teaches.
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"There has been so much disinformation about past inspections that are completely irrelevant" to seismic activity, she said.
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For British cities shaped by waves of migration, none more so than London, the change could be seismic.
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Because San Francisco is prone to earthquakes, the center had to be built to the highest seismic standards.
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"This is a kind of seismic hazard that has so far not been considered by authorities," he said.
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Norwegian seismic surveyor TGS posted lower-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue but said first-quarter 2020 was "promising".
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The metaphor makes intuitive sense, in that older artworks often provide an unwitting record of seismic cultural shifts.
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Midler is generating a succession of seismic responses that make Trump election rallies look like Quaker prayer meetings.
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His arrival in New York largely signaled a seismic shift for the aging subway systemfollowing decades of underinvestment.
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Together, they understand how to make songs melt, and how to make seismic shifts at a glacial pace.
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Qassim Suleimani, the head of Iran's Qods Force of its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, is a seismic event.
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Players and coaches are bound by routines and schedules that can sometimes make the smallest changes seem seismic.
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In Lubumbashi, where it lifted thousands of families to middle-class status, its unraveling was a seismic shock.
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In some cases, the seismic data on oil and gas reserves beneath the waters is 30 years old.
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It is the first step in the review process, which will consider proposed seismic testing and exploration plans.
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Asteroseismologists discovered the planet by studying seismic waves called starquakes in stars where the brightness appears to shift.
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It's no secret that we're living during a time of seismic shifts, from technology to politics to spirituality.
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Environmental groups continue to be strongly opposed to fracking, concerned about the potential seismic activity and water contamination.
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The four high-activity dewatering wells are capable of triggering seismic activity in a 772-square-mile vicinity.
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The decision not to conduct seismic work this winter was first reported by KTOO Public Media in Alaska.
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Because the seismic assessment could make use of those, a more rigorous evaluation was not needed, it said.
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Together, the two new papers offer the strongest evidence yet that seismic ruptures can reach super-shear speeds.
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Humankind's seismic neighbors will be around for a long time, we'd do well to get to know them.
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"This is a seismic shift in public policy and the creation of a new industry," Mr. Coughlin said.
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Such overwhelming support for a $2200 minimum wage may seem like a seismic shift, but it's not surprising.
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Gail Adams-Jackson, spokeswoman for the International Association of Geophysical Contractors, a trade group representing seismic testing companies, said its members "remain hopeful" that BOEM will issue seismic testing permits soon - even if it remains unclear whether the Trump administration will pursue its plans to expand offshore drilling in the Atlantic.
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California, with its multiple geological faults, has benefited from a period of seismic quiet over the past two decades — the last major earthquake struck Los Angeles in 290 — but a small earthquake that shook parts of Los Angeles County earlier this week was a reminder of the state's seismic vulnerability.
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In October 2015 Los Angeles passed sweeping seismic regulations, requiring thousands of buildings be retrofitted to withstand violent shaking.
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"Something biggggg, yet strangely slow, sent seismic rumblings around the surface of much of the planet yesterday," he wrote.
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Their unibody steel construction exceeds structural code in the U.S. and stands up to severe conditions in seismic zones.
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In the foreground is the Passive Seismic Experiment Package; beyond it is the Laser Ranging Retro-Reflector (LR-3).
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Though earthquakes are not as common in Australia, the continent does experience seismic activity due to tectonic plate movement.
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Moving control of key technologies outside of IT could have a seismic-level impact on many of today's organizations.
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Mugs are dishwasher and microwave safe, but it probably won't survive a seismic charge — so maybe don't try that.
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Philippines In monitoring news, PHIVOLCS has raised the alert status at Mayon in the Philippines after increased seismic unrest.
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For every higher number on the scale, "the associated seismic energy increases by about 32 times," the USGS explains.
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