seismic , auch: seismal

In an industry hit by seismic change, the people at the top look very similar to the way they always have.

The sea is one of the most seismic areas in the world.

Since 2001, though, the seismic activity has not died down.

This situation has led to seismic activity in the past.

These are the first seismic stations ever in the country.

In one sense, it is a seismic shift for the industry.

Seismic technology provides the first evidence of a nuclear test.

Everything that happens seems to have a seismic effect on the standing.

"Some kids are not ready to play with the idea of a seismic event," he said.

"You were obviously in fine form back at that seismic station."

I saw them as seismic registers of some major change.

Fully half of the human population today live in areas with seismic activity.

"What kind of a threat are you looking at, from the seismic activity?"

So far, 10 foreign oil companies have begun seismic testing.

Seismic exploration and the first well followed later that year.

The 1906 earthquake led to the development of modern seismic science.

If this exchange seems less than seismic, perhaps a little context will help.

All the big oil companies have done seismic and geological work in the region.

"I talked to them a week ago, about interpretation of the seismic."

And there were seismic shocks in every area of public life.

This is a seismic shift in the city's balance of power.

Both wine making and seismic phenomena call for the long view.

Meanwhile there's a seismic shift going on inside the house, too.

But works like these caused seismic changes in American modern dance.

Oil and gas companies use seismic data to develop their fields.