isoseismal meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The first isoseismal map that was created in Iran was for the earlier 1953 Torud event.
2. The isoseismal lines for the earthquake are elongated in a north-south direction, parallel to the strike of the Kaurik-Chango Fault Zone.
3. This paper ( Figure 11 ) compares the variation of Q with frequency for different parts of the continental US . The maps of yellow and red by the way are isoseismal maps . talk ) 22 : 40, 5 July 2016 ( UTC)
4. This earthquake has not been tied to a particular fault, but a recent re-evaluation of the intensity data indicates that the isoseismal areas are elongated NE-SW, suggesting faulting of similar trend to that observed for the other earthquakes in the sequence.
5. Several depths were investigated, but each had little impact on the isoseismal patterns below intensity VI, and since most northwest earthquakes occur between deep, they believe the shock was also near that depth, but did not dismiss the possibility that it was a shallower event.
6. The Ross Lake site was chosen because it most closely matched their isoseismal pattern, but it was not strongly preferred over the Milne site, and the Lake Chelan location was excluded as being the epicenter, due to the regional attenuation characteristics that required a location further to the west.
7. An isoseismal map of the 1949 Olympia earthquake was presented as an example of a distorted or convoluted pattern that was attributed to local geological conditions that either attenuated or amplified the seismic waves, and it was emphasized that not taking into account these local features could lead to a misinterpretation of the felt intensities and to a misplaced epicenter.
8. A factor that was taken into consideration was that for earthquakes that have either circular or slightly elliptical isoseismal maps, the epicenter is usually close to the center of the pattern, but that for shocks where instrumental information are also available, the epicenter is sometimes not where it would have been assumed to be, had only the intensity information ( and no instrumental information ) been available.