epicentre造句怎么写

Waves will spread from the epicentre of the 8.8 quake in central Chile and may strike land bordering the Pacific in the next 24 hours.

Only Spain can really be described as an epicentre country, and of course the US and the UK had far greater systemic importance.

Tremors were felt as far away as Bangkok, 800 kilometres from the epicentre, Hanoi and parts of China during the quake, which the US Geological Survey (USGS) measured at magnitude6.8.

Roughly half an hour later, however, a wall of water breached the sea wall protecting the Fukushima Daiichi plant - one of the closest to the epicentre - and struck the main back-up generators.

Apparently we're sitting at the epicentre of the world clash of civilisations.

The epicentre was 70km from the Mentawai islands, and the quake was felt there only weakly.

Its epicentre was at Prince William Sound, some 100 miles to the east, but Anchorage took a big hit.

He was two miles from the epicentre of the blast, in a rain of flaming scraps of paper and clothes.

Of the prediction for three earthquake element, one for earthquake time is accurate, for the epicentre distance difficult, and for the magnitude larger error.

If the quake's magnitude is greater than 6.5 and the epicentre is underwater, it then requests information from the relevant stations on how long the earthquake took from beginning to end.

However, an initial tsunami warning was issued for local coasts within 100 kilometres of the epicentre at 22:03 UTC.

I have been in plenty of earthquakes Japan and never experienced anything like this - and we were not even close to the epicentre.

Another of the worst-hit areas appears to be Beichuan county, about 50km from the epicentre.

The epicentre hit just north of Korumburra in South Gippsland, but the earthquake was powerful enough to shake buildings and cause some residents to fall off their couches in metropolitan Melbourne.

Around 900 children were trapped after their school collapsed about 60 miles from the epicentre in Sichuan province.