The present paper investigates India's potential role as a linguistic epicentre for Nepal by conducting short-term diachronic follow-up study of Bernaisch and Lange (2012) that is based on the South Asian Varieties English corpus. Based recently updated version corpus with similar data from decade later, spread presentational itself construction an adverbial focus, which has allegedly in origin...

We have discovered nonvolcanic tremor activity (i.e., long-duration seismic signals with no clear P or S waves) within a transform plate boundary zone along the San Andreas Fault near Cholame, California, the inferred epicentral region of the 1857 Fort Tejon earthquake (moment magnitude approximately 7.8). The tremors occur between 20 to 40 kilometers' depth, below the seismogenic zone (the upp...

The Boumerdes-Algiers earthquake of magnitude Mw:6.8 is the second major event which seriously affected Algeria in the last twenty years. This seismic event, located 7 km north of the village of Zemmouri (50 Km east of Algiers) happened in a region characterized previously by a low to moderate seismic activity. With a depth of 10 km, the earthquake killed 2300 persons and caused huge damage in ...

A new machine learning model, named, EEWPEnsembleStack has been developed for predicting the magnitude of earthquake from a few seconds recorded ground motion after arrival P phase. The testing and training dataset consists 2360 591 strong-motion records central Japan by Kyoshin Network. Eight parameters that are well correlated with have used model. Feature ablation study using several models ...

This study explores the distribution of modals and quasi-modals in twenty English dialects represented Global Web-based Corpus (GloWbE). Intervarietal trends are observed across within Englishes “Inner circle” “Outer circle.” Ratios calculated for onomasiological pairings modal expressions suggest that Inner circle varieties tend to be associated more closely than Outer varieties—and “epicentra...

Abstract An earthquake swarm occurred in Haulien, Taiwan, from April 7 to August 31, 2021. The epicenters are the range 23°47′ N 24°04′ and 121°25′ E 121°42′ E. C q ( r ) t generalized correlation integral of , respectively. From events with local magnitudes ≥ 3 focal depths ≤ 25 km, is calculated for epicentral hypocentral distribution (using distance between two events, time sequence inter-ev...