The idea of applying
The idea of applying number and measure to these phenomena seemsnave never occurred to tnem. xnev merely aescrioea tne Darticuiars in a loose ana general way. ana ordinarily as curious, remarkable or inexplicable exemplars of the power of disturbance. Hence they failed to draw a single conclusion of certainty or scientific value as to the place whence the shock emanated, how deep the wave was under the MBT earth, or in what direction it emerged from beneath it.Evidences Fitted for Observation.The evidences fitted for observation after the shock, by which the conditions of earthquake motion are discoverable. Mr. Mallet considers, may be divided into two great classes:st. Fractures or dislocations chiefly in the masonry of buildings which afford two principal sources and sorts of information.a. miormation irom tne ODservea directions or fractures or nsswres by MBT Shoes Sale which the wavepath and frequently the angle of emergence may bommeaiateiy mierrea.Information from the preceding MBT Trainers united with MBT Shoes known conditions as to the strength of materials to resist fractures, by which the velocity of tne rracturinfir lmouise ma? oe calculated.zci. me overtnrow. or tne Droiection. or ootn. oi ooaies. rnrce or small, simple or complex, from which we may be enabled to inferc. By direct observation, the direction in azimuth of the wavepath.d. By measurements of the horizontal and vertical distances of overthrow or of projections, to infer the velocity of projection and angle MBT Sale or emergence or eitner oi inese.Mr. Mallet claims that fractures or dislocations present themselves always in directions more or less transverse to tne waveDatn. overthrow or projection, he contends, on the contrary, always take place in the line of the wavepath, or in the vertical plane passing through it; out cne mreawn oi iau or or Droiection mav oe tne reverse lor in tne contrarv direction j mi tnat or tne wave transit, or it mav oe m tne same direction with it. This will account for many of the anomalies'anoraea dv overtnrown pinnacles. etc., sometimes proiectea irom me same buildings in directions the opposite of each other.m accordance witn tne axiom tuns stated, ifir. juauet considers mat at the moment of the arrival of the earthwave at any object upon the surface whose dimensions are less than the amplitude of that wave. an obelisk, or pillar, or single wall, for example,motion is suddenly communicated to the body ; the velocity of the vibratory particles rapidly increases from zero tQ its maximum, and returns to zero as it completes its mrm semtnnase. or nan vioration.
The idea of applying number and measure to these phenomena seemsnave never occurred to tnem. xnev merely aescrioea tne Darticuiars in a loose ana general way. ana ordinarily as curious, remarkable or inexplicable exemplars of the power of disturbance. Hence they failed to draw a single conclusion of certainty or scientific value as to the place whence the shock emanated, how deep the wave was under the MBT earth, or in what direction it emerged from beneath it.Evidences Fitted for Observation.The evidences fitted for observation after the shock, by which the conditions of earthquake motion are discoverable. Mr. Mallet considers, may be divided into two great classes:st. Fractures or dislocations chiefly in the masonry of buildings which afford two principal sources and sorts of information.a. miormation irom tne ODservea directions or fractures or nsswres by MBT Shoes Sale which the wavepath and frequently the angle of emergence may bommeaiateiy mierrea.Information from the preceding MBT Trainers united with MBT Shoes known conditions as to the strength of materials to resist fractures, by which the velocity of tne rracturinfir lmouise ma? oe calculated.zci. me overtnrow. or tne Droiection. or ootn. oi ooaies. rnrce or small, simple or complex, from which we may be enabled to inferc. By direct observation, the direction in azimuth of the wavepath.d. By measurements of the horizontal and vertical distances of overthrow or of projections, to infer the velocity of projection and angle MBT Sale or emergence or eitner oi inese.Mr. Mallet claims that fractures or dislocations present themselves always in directions more or less transverse to tne waveDatn. overthrow or projection, he contends, on the contrary, always take place in the line of the wavepath, or in the vertical plane passing through it; out cne mreawn oi iau or or Droiection mav oe tne reverse lor in tne contrarv direction j mi tnat or tne wave transit, or it mav oe m tne same direction with it. This will account for many of the anomalies'anoraea dv overtnrown pinnacles. etc., sometimes proiectea irom me same buildings in directions the opposite of each other.m accordance witn tne axiom tuns stated, ifir. juauet considers mat at the moment of the arrival of the earthwave at any object upon the surface whose dimensions are less than the amplitude of that wave. an obelisk, or pillar, or single wall, for example,motion is suddenly communicated to the body ; the velocity of the vibratory particles rapidly increases from zero tQ its maximum, and returns to zero as it completes its mrm semtnnase. or nan vioration.
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