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microseism
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microseism [′mī·krə‚sīz·əm]
(geophysics)
A weak, continuous, oscillatory motion in the earth having a period of 1-9 seconds and caused by a variety of agents, especially atmospheric agents; not related to an earthquake.
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0]-10 the fixed meaning; r-hypocentral distance; p, b, v, q--constants determined based on microseismic data.
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