Seismology
Seismology
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These displacements could in no way be connected with variations in temperature in the cave, with sunshine or want of sunshine on the outside, or with rainfall.
The most important feature in the records is the fact that the greatest movement was recorded in the direction parallel to which it may be supposed yielding would most readily take place. The fact that local earthquakes were frequent when the movements were great suggests a line of investigation deserving the closest attention of those ...who may endeavour to predict such phenomena.
A comparison of the wanderings between January and May 1895 of two pendulums both installed on the alluvium in Tokyo, but one in an underground chamber where the daily change in temperature was slight, showed that the displacements of the zero point, taken at intervals of from three to five days, of the underground pendulum was usually greater than the other. When the movements ex- ceeded 1 second, they nearly always agreed in their direc- tion, although the distance between the observing stations was about 1,000 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These displacements could in no way be connected with variations in temperature in the cave, with sunshine or want of sunshine on the outside, or with rainfall.
The most important feature in the records is the fact that the greatest movement was recorded in the direction parallel to which it may be supposed yielding would most readily take place. The fact that local earthquakes were frequent when the movements were great suggests a line of investigation deserving the closest attention of those ...who may endeavour to predict such phenomena.
A comparison of the wanderings between January and May 1895 of two pendulums both installed on the alluvium in Tokyo, but one in an underground chamber where the daily change in temperature was slight, showed that the displacements of the zero point, taken at intervals of from three to five days, of the underground pendulum was usually greater than the other. When the movements ex- ceeded 1 second, they nearly always agreed in their direc- tion, although the distance between the observing stations was about 1,000 feet.
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