ESI

Definition	:	Environmental Seismic Intensity
Category	:	Academic & Science » Geology
Country/Region	:	Worldwide
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What does ESI mean?

Environmental Seismic Intensity (ESI) scale is a seismic scale used for measuring the intensity of an earthquake based on the effects triggered by the earthquake in the natural environment.

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ESI	Electrospray Ionization	Academic & Science >> Chemistry
ESI	Employees’ State Insurance	Governmental >> Policies & Programs
ESI	Electronically Stored Information	Governmental >> Law & Legal
ESI	Ernst Strüngmann Institute	Academic & Science >> Research & Development
ESI	Electro Scientific Industries	Business >> Companies & Corporations
ESI	European Software Institute	Associations & Organizations >> Technological Organizations
ESI	European Stability Initiative	Associations & Organizations >> Non-Profit Organizations
ESI	Edge Side Includes	Computing >> Internet
ESI	Epidural Steroid Injection	Medical >> Treatments & Procedures
ESI	Erwin Schrödinger International Institute for Mathematical Physics	Academic & Science >> Research & Development
ESI	Espinosa Airport	Transport & Travel >> Airport Codes
ESI	Enclosure Services Interface	Computing >> Protocols
ESI	Emergency Severity Index	Medical >> Hospitals
esi	North Alaskan Inupiatun	Regional >> Language Codes
ESI	Earth Similarity Index	Academic & Science >> Astronomy & Space Science
ESI	Environmental Sustainability Index	Academic & Science >> History & Geography
ESI	Export Substitution Industrialization	Business >> Business Terms
ESI	Escadron Spécial d’Intervention [Special Intervention Squadron]	Governmental >> Weapons & Forces
ESI	Educational Services Institute	Business >> Companies & Corporations
ESI	Electromagnetic Source Imaging	Technology >> Medical
ESI	EcoTopia Science Institute	Academic & Science >> Research & Development