Sentence examples for most tremors from inspiring English sources

The frightening thing about the earthquake was that it began to grow stronger around the time most tremors in earthquake-prone Tokyo peter out.

In six patients the most tremor-provoking upper limb posture consisted of holding their most affected limb outstretched in front, with the wrist slightly extended (Patients 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 10).

In fact, though, most of "Tremors" was shot not in the studio, but in the desert.

France, Portugal, Germany, and Italy all suffer to varying extents, but perhaps the most significant tremors are those felt by the UK.

At the time, the three main earthquakes were the most powerful tremors in U.S. history; it is estimated that they registered more than 8.0 on the Richter scale.

The duration of most volcanic tremors is much longer than an ordinary tectonic earthquake, and the signal frequency comprises fundamental, and harmonic, oscillations (McNutt, 2005).

Most volcanic tremors are represented in a restricted frequency range of 1 9 Hz and with a wide variety of emerging patterns (McNutt 1992).

Tremor entrainment was defined as the z-score of the most likely tremor phase value, calculated by subtracting the average tremor phase likelihood off stimulation divided by the standard deviation of the tremor phase likelihood off stimulation.