seismometer (Meaning)
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seismometer (n.)
An instrument for measuring the direction, duration, and force of earthquakes and like concussions.
Synonyms & Antonyms of seismometer
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seismometer Sentence Examples
- The seismometer meticulously recorded the faint tremors beneath the Earth's surface.
- Scientists relied on seismometers to detect and analyze seismic events in real time.
- The seismometer's sensitive sensors converted seismic vibrations into electrical signals.
- The network of seismometers spread across the region provided comprehensive data for earthquake monitoring.
- The seismometer detected the subtle changes in ground motion caused by distant explosions.
- The seismometer's readings were crucial for assessing the magnitude and location of seismic activity.
- By studying seismometer data, researchers gained insights into the Earth's internal structure and dynamics.
- The seismometer's high-frequency sensors captured the nuances of minor earthquakes.
- Engineers used seismometers to evaluate the vulnerability of buildings to seismic hazards.
- The seismometer's ability to record even minute ground motion made it an invaluable tool for geoscientists.
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An instrument for measuring the direction, duration, and force of earthquakes and like concussions.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The seismometer meticulously recorded the faint tremors beneath the Earth's surface.
Scientists relied on seismometers to detect and analyze seismic events in real time.
The seismometer's sensitive sensors converted seismic vibrations into electrical signals.
The network of seismometers spread across the region provided comprehensive data for earthquake monitoring.
