microseismometer (Meaning)
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microseismometer (n.)
A seismometer for measuring amplitudes or periods, or both, of microseisms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microseismometer
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microseismometer Sentence Examples
- The microseismometer detected subtle earth tremors associated with the construction site nearby.
- The network of microseismometers recorded a swarm of microearthquakes beneath the volcano.
- Scientists deployed microseismometers in the mine to monitor potential rock bursts.
- The microseismometer array provided valuable data for understanding the fault zone's activity.
- The sensitivity of the microseismometer allowed it to capture faint seismic signals from distant events.
- Engineers used microseismometers to assess the stability of the bridge under heavy traffic.
- The microseismometer on the seafloor recorded a strong underwater earthquake.
- Researchers employed microseismometers to study the subsurface structure of an ancient monument.
- The microseismometer was able to discern subtle changes in ground motion during a landslide.
- The microseismometer network provided early warning of an approaching storm by detecting seismic waves generated by the wind.
FAQs About the word microseismometer
A seismometer for measuring amplitudes or periods, or both, of microseisms.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The microseismometer detected subtle earth tremors associated with the construction site nearby.
The network of microseismometers recorded a swarm of microearthquakes beneath the volcano.
Scientists deployed microseismometers in the mine to monitor potential rock bursts.
The microseismometer array provided valuable data for understanding the fault zone's activity.
