Sentence examples for intense shaking from inspiring English sources
The concrete slab floors were secured to be able to withstand intense shaking.
Oklahoma Geological Survey researcher Austin Holland told the Tulsa television station KOTV that the earthquake and aftershocks occurred on a known fault line, The A.P. said, adding that residents in Prague and Sparks felt an intense shaking.
Thus, western earthquakes result in intense shaking close to the epicenter, but fade more quickly the farther the earthquakes travel.
In a true Big One, there will be "intense shaking at many more locations" than in the Northridge quake, said U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Lucy Jones.
San Bernardino has one of the largest concentrations of earthquake-vulnerable brick buildings in a location with a high risk of intense shaking.
They both concluded that intermittent shaking (that is, mainly low-speed shaking but with shorter periods of intense shaking) was comparable with constant intense shaking.
Both Ni 2p and Co 2p core level region shows a complex spectral profile (Fig. 3) containing mixture of core level and intense shake-up satellite signals towards the higher BE side of the main peak, which can be ascribed to the multi-electron excitation processes [42].
"It's way more romantic than just staying with your boyfriend for another three or four years and breaking up and falling apart... you get the opportunity to feel one of the most intense, soul shaking, to-your-core and most alive feelings that there is as a human being".
The intense ground shaking directly damaged numerous houses, roads and bridges, resulting in at least 49 deaths and forcing 90,000 people to evacuate from their homes.
The Mt. Kinabalu mainshock produced intense ground shaking (I MMI ~ VII) in the vicinity of Ranau town, especially in the area between the town and the summit of Mt. Kinabalu (Fig. 1b, Additional file 1: Table S1).
For vertical incidence (α = 0°) in Figure 6a, the intense ground shaking (in the red region) appears almost near the center of the upper face of the alluvium and near the two intersections of the inclined and curved surfaces of the valley, especially when η ≥ 11.
