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The Microtremor Survey Method use Microtremor observation to distill surface wave, obtain it's dispersion curve and then get inversion to the underground structure.
If I had to distill everything I've learned over the years as a patient, spouse, parent, and medical reporter into one lesson, it's this: Trust but verify.
We've distilled a framework together from some research that we did and we wanted to understand that yes, it's not just what you say these days, but it's how you say it.
It's sort of gob-smacking what you've done physically, but then you're able to distill that volcanic energy into a closeup which happens close up after close up after close up in your film.
Blood, in either liquid or powdered form, was used to treat epilepsy, while human liver, gall stones, oil distilled from human brains, and pulverized hearts were popular medical concoctions.
To be one of a crowd wandering around in search of a place to settle down, with your existence distilled down to a handful of mementoes and a cactus, is profoundly depressing.
So to kind of distill this, we're talking about the seasonal nature of agriculture in ancient Egypt, along with advances in food storage led to leisure time for the wealthy classes, not the lower classes.
When Martin Amis, a British novelist, said that he would write a children's book only if he " had a serious brain injury" , he distilled centuries of disdain.