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Did You Feel It?

机译:你有感觉吗?

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The grip that earthquakes have on our imagination is expressed by the penetration of seismological vocabulary into wider use. Extreme events—if they're sufficiently disruptive—are described as "like an earthquake." "Seismic" is used as an emphatic synonym of "significant." The point of origin of an unfortunate event is referred to as "the epicenter." The worst conceivable disasters are described as "the Big One." At their worst, earthquakes are the most extreme, sudden-onset disasters humankind has had to deal with. Nothing else has caused such devastation on such a large scale so quickly. Earthquakes are yet more unnervine because thev refute the notion of terra firma, occur without warning, and progress from barely perceptible to violent in seconds. Fortunately, large earthquakes occur infrequently. But thai makes them unfamiliar to those who have the misfortune to be caught in them, difficult tc prepare for, and challenging to study.
机译:地震词汇在更广泛的用途中的渗透体现了地震对我们的想象力。极端事件(如果具有足够的破坏力)被描述为“像地震一样”。 “地震”被用作“重要”的重要同义词。不幸事件的起源点称为“震中”。可以想到的最严重的灾难称为“大灾难”。在最坏的情况下,地震是人类必须应对的最极端的突发性灾难。没有其他任何事情如此迅速地造成如此大规模的破坏。地震更加令人不安,因为v驳斥了terra firma的概念,在没有任何警告的情况下发生,并且在几秒钟内从几乎无法感知到猛烈发展。幸运的是,大地震很少发生。但是泰国人使他们不熟悉那些不幸被困在其中,难以为自己做准备并且难以学习的人。

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    《Science》 |2013年第6130期|274-275|共2页
  • 作者

    Gregory C. Beroza;

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    Department of Geophysics, 397 Panama Mall,Stanford University, Stanford, CA94305-2215, USA;

  • 收录信息 美国《科学引文索引》(SCI);美国《工程索引》(EI);美国《生物学医学文摘》(MEDLINE);美国《化学文摘》(CA);
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