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seismologist
[ sahyz-mol-uh-jist, sahys- ]
noun
- a scientist who specializes in the study of earthquakes:
By studying core samples taken from the ocean floor, seismologists can predict the likelihood of a major quake occurring on this fault line.
Word History and Origins
Origin of seismologist1
Example Sentences
Suzan van der Lee, a seismologist at Northwestern University, says that using trains is becoming a widely-known technique in the seismology world, even if it is relatively new.
It was through talking to various collaborators in climate science, seismology, and materials science that Anandkumar first decided to tackle the PDE challenge with her colleagues and students.
An even more intriguing point raised by this study, he says, is that it highlights “how seismology can be used to monitor human activities and population dynamics.”
"Providence protected us, I'm sure, Tom," the seismologist replied at the other end of the line.
"Tell them we'll go to work right away," he informed the seismologist.
She did not know what a Social Seismologist would say on the point.
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