How To Use foreshock In A Sentence
- There was a major tremor, magnitude 7.9, just two days ago - what now looks like a foreshock. Japan: The 'Big One' hit, but not where they thought it would
- The time between the last foreshock and the mainshock varies somewhat, but is typically less than a day.
- If the team's results are correct, then this swarm is probably not a foreshock of something larger on the Hayward Fault. Seismologist on What Berkeley Quakes Mean
- From historical accounts, the epicenters of the foreshocks were located in central California near the northwestern extent of the main shock fault rupture.
- Smaller aftershocks often accompany a large quake, and scientists say there is a small—and decreasing—chance that Tuesday's quake could actually be the foreshock to a bigger quake. Quakes Can Reach Farther On East Coast
- Most people think of foreshocks as the small earthquakes that trigger a big quake.
- Sensor data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration pinpointed the time and location of foreshocks and earthquakes.
- A magnitude 6.7 temblor on Oct. 23 is now considered a foreshock.
- Signal shock and precursory earthquake swarm and foreshock activities always accompany the anomalous space-time patterns of seismic'ty.
- It apparently occurred without any significant foreshocks.
