More specifically, the Arab spring has led to a severe shake-up of all accepted truths about North Africa, which until now has normally been known to the world through French eyes.
Judges find Ellie's full recovery "casts doubt on a severe shaking syndrome", following inclusion of new scientific evidence.
They escaped miraculously with a severe shaking up, but four of the passengers in the last carriage of the local train were injured.
But he admits that a severe shake-up might be necessary if, as expected, the country that invented the sevens game was to lose out on being one of the nine venues to France from next year.
"There has been the repricing of risk since a very severe shake to global financial markets," he said.
Results from these tests confirm that these types of expansion anchors have maintained their tension (pull-out) and shear capabilities following a severe seismic shaking.
Early in the morning of 10 January 1914, McKinlay records, "a severe shudder shook the whole ship" as the ice attacked the hull.
Slightly more likely is scenario two, a earthquake of between M7.0 and M7.8, either on- or off-shore, which will cause severe shaking and a possible tsunami.
Yellow means there is a one in 100 to a one in ten chance of severe shaking in the next 24 hours.That will come as no surprise to the 34 residents of Parkfield, a town located on the San Andreas fault one of the longest and most active in the world.
Eight Haitian towns and cities suffered "violent" to "extreme" shaking, whereas Chilean urban areas did not suffer more than "severe" shaking: still horrible, but a let-off.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake, with a magnitude of 6.8, was just six miles deep, meaning that severe shaking could have caused major damage to buildings in a wide area.
