10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TROMOMETRIC»
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tromometric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Monthly Bulletins for the Year ...
TROMOMETRIC MOVEMENTS OR PULSATORY OSCILLATIONS. By Rev.
MIGUEL SADERBA Mast'), S. J., Assistant Director of the Weather Bureau. In
view of the fact that several recent publications give a prominent place to
observations of ...
Philippines. Weather Bureau, 1907
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The American Meteorological Journal
The observations are called by the author “tromometric,” and the motions of the
earth's crust traced by a “ tromometer” (that is a pendulum which leaves a
magnified tracing of its swing), have no necessary connection with the minute
vibratory ...
From 75 to 80 per cent, of the tromometric storms have accompanied local or
distant winds, and these winds may be assumed to be due to steepness in
barometric gradient. 7. The only connexion between earthquakes and
tromometric ...
Institution of Mining Engineers (Great Britain), Martin Walton Brown, 1893
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the founders pf seismology
He died on 6 Feb. 1905. Gentle and courteous in manner and careless of his own
credit, Bertelli influenced a wide circle by his character and enthusiasm. In 1 874,
daily tromometric observations were made at five stations in Italy, ten years ...
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Earthquakes and Other Earth Movements
As to the cause of tromometric movements, we have a field for speculation.
Possibly they may be due to slight vibratory motions produced in the soil by the
bending and crackling of rocks produced by their rise upon the relief of
atmospheric ...
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The Founders of Seismology
He died on 6 Feb. 1905. Gentle and courteous in manner and careless of his own
credit, Bertelli influenced a wide circle by his character and enthusiasm. In 1874,
daily tromometric observations were made at five stations in Italy, ten years ...
Barometric observations were made on the surface and underground, whilst
tromometric observations were made with a tromométrc normal consisting of a
pendulum 1'50 metres long the style of which was observed with a microscope.
From 75 to 80 per cent, of the tromometric storms have accompanied local or
distant winds, and these winds may be assumed to be due to steepness in
barometric gradient. 7. The only connexion between earthquakes and
tromometric ...
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Seismological Journal of Japan
This has yet to be investigated ; but it may be here stated that with gradients
causing a wind from the S. or S.W. the tromometric disturbances are unusually
well marked, and precede or outrace the wind by 5 or 10 hours. In the few cases
where ...
After earthquakes the ' tromometric ' or microseis- mic movements are especially
apt to be in a vertical direction. They are always so when the earthquake is local,
but the vertical movements are sometimes absent when the shock occurs ...
Survey of India, C. M. Thompson, 1926
