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parallel shot

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parallel shot [′par·ə‚lel ′shät]
(engineering)
In seismic prospecting, a test shot which is made with all the amplifiers connected in parallel and activated by a single geophone so that lead, lag, polarity, and phasing in the amplifier-to-oscillograph circuits can be checked.
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