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seismographs
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a scientific instrument used to detect and measure the intensity and duration of seismic waves caused by earthquakes or other seismic events
- The seismograph recorded the tremors caused by the earthquake, providing valuable data to seismologists.
- Scientists installed a seismograph in the region to monitor and analyze seismic activity over time.
- The accuracy of the seismograph allowed researchers to pinpoint the epicenter of the earthquake with precision.
- During the earthquake drill, students learned how to interpret seismograph readings to assess potential risks.
- The seismograph's continuous monitoring of seismic activity helped authorities issue timely warnings to residents in earthquake-prone areas.