Translation for 'seismograph' from English to Russian

seismograph

сейсмограф {м}геол.

• , but uses only P-waves measured in the first few seconds on a specific model of short-period seismograph.
• It might seem logical to make the heavy magnet serve as a mass, but that subjects the seismograph to errors when the Earth's magnetic field moves.
• They also have a broadband seismograph, GPS receiver and magnetic variometers.
• In seismology, earthquake recorded in a "zigzag line" form by using seismograph.
• In 1932 the reflection seismograph was still in its infancy but was well established and accepted in areas of good reflections.

• He used a seismograph that was set up in the lobby of the Herbert C.
• The World-Wide Standardized Seismograph Network (WWSSN) – originally the World-Wide Network of Seismograph Stations (WWNSS) – was a global network of about 120 seismograph stations built in the 1960s that generated an unprecedented collection of high quality seismic data.
• John Milne was a professor, geologist and mining engineer who invented a pioneering seismograph (known as the Milne-Shaw seismograph) to detect and measure earthquakes.
• A Milne-Shaw seismograph was set up on the third floor in 1932, attached to one of the building's main stanchions, unaffected by traffic or shoppers.
• The museum was renovated in 1994, the seismograph building in 1995.

• Coast and Geodetic Survey establishing a Ferndale Seismographic Station that would support the installation of a Bosch-Omori Seismograph in Ferndale.
• In seismology, a seismic trace refers to the recorded curve from a single seismograph when measuring ground movement.
• Microseisms are very well detected and measured by means of a broad-band seismograph, and can be recorded anywhere on Earth.
• The game's name resulted from the reaction of the crowd after the final pass, which registered as an earthquake by a seismograph located in LSU’s Howe-Russell Geoscience Complex around [...] from the stadium.
• In the 1920s, he collaborated with Harry O. Wood to develop a [...] of seismograph.