One of the most dramatic causes of damage to engineering structures during earthquakes has been the development of soil liquefaction beneath and around the structures.
20 mins walk Good for rock pools, food Vast sandy Embleton Bay stretches out beneath the dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle.
But even as it spotlights the hurdles many gays continue to face, "Queer as Folk" rarely gets beneath that dramatic surface.
Built in 1924, the Tivoli in Columbia Heights was an opulent movie palace with marble, plasterwork, painted murals and a crystal chandelier beneath its dramatic domed ceiling.
The fabrics are whimsical and decorative, while the stark contrast of light and shadow surrounding what lies beneath is dramatic and concrete.
The images on their website radiate that sense of inspiration: Dozens of smiling faces, presided over by Cederholm's stunning "A", with Cape Town's famous Tabletop Mountain in the background beneath a dramatic sky.
He would have had to deal with an awkward memorial site, shoehorned between (and even beneath) Daniel Libeskind's dramatic buildings.
Mr. Crowther said he was still in disbelief that the family had been killed on the short trail, which runs through a canyon beneath Mount Princeton, a dramatic 14,000-foot peak that shoots up above central Colorado.
Their second single, the traditional "House of the Rising Sun," was brilliantly rearranged to feature Price's electric organ and Valentine's guitar, playing ornate arpeggios beneath Burdon's dramatic vocal.
By the end of the century, in the Nike balustrade, it is shown pressed tight against the body revealing the forms of the limbs and torso clearly beneath, with brittle, dramatic folds standing clear of the surface.
