Definitions for "Epicenter"
land surface above the focus, or center of origin of an earthquake.
The location on the surface of the Earth directly above the focus, or place where an earthquake originates. An earthquake caused by a fault that offsets features on the Earth's surface may have an epicenter that does not lie on the trace of that fault on the surface. This occurs if the fault plane is not vertical and the earthquake occurs below the Earth's surface. (See Figure 1).
Surface location of an earthquake focus.
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a leading science educational institution, offering intellectually challenging programs, involving cutting-edge techniques and provocative subject matter that stimulates life-long learning
A focal point or origin of activity. Used in relation to poltergeist phenomena where a single person, unconsciously projecting strong negative energies, may be creating the poltergeist activity through psychokinesis.
Geographical area of highest incidence, eg of a disease.
This is the geographical location where an outbreak of a virus first occurs in humans.
Type of retail development that hosts a variety of online and catalog merchants under one roof; the customer is able to see and test the merchandise and is able to take advantage of instant, online purchasing technology on-site and the order is then shipped.
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a multi-room structure which houses a primary school, a primary health clinic, an adult training center, food processing center and rural bank