| 1. | This problem sets in at around magnitude 6 for local magnitude; surface-wave magnitude saturates above 8.
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| 2. | Because it is measured with the closest seismographs, the local magnitude is usually the first one reported.
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| 3. | Several scales have historically been described as the " Richter scale ", especially the " local magnitude"
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| 4. | The local magnitude for the Northridge Earthquake was the 6.6 magnitude that was widely reported the first few days after the quake.
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| 5. | Other events in 1852, local magnitude ) have occurred in this area than any other section of the San Andreas fault system.
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| 6. | It is made up of several segments, on average long, each of which can independently produce earthquakes as powerful as local magnitude 7.5.
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| 7. | The mainshock produced surface rupture and propagated to the west with a separate local magnitude ) occurred four minutes and twenty seconds later.
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| 8. | The " local magnitude scale ( M L ) ", also popularly known as the " Richter scale ", is a quantitative logarithmic scale.
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| 9. | The local magnitude for the Northridge Earthquake was the 6 . 6 magnitude that was widely reported the first few days after the quake.
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| 10. | Hypocenters were located 1 4 km southwest of Chiles volcano at depths of 3 5 km and local magnitudes between M 0.2 and 4.5.
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