Using KiK-net strong-motion data recorded at eleven stations during the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake), we investigate the generation and propagation of static displacements, i.e. coseismic permanent near-field displacements.
Henceforth, for further comparison, outcomes of ASCI were also grouped as either 'Permanent' (neurological deficit, quadriplegia, fatal) or 'Non-Permanent' (near miss).
In conclusion, the rates of all (including near-miss) and permanent (excluding near-miss) rugby-related ASCIs in South Africa from 2008 to 2011 are comparable to the rates in most other countries and to the rates in other collision sports such as American Football.
ASCIs and TBIs were further grouped into 'non-permanent' (near misses/fully recovered) and 'permanent' (residual disability, including fatalities).
There is a near permanent conflict between Israeli occupiers and us Palestinians.
TRAVEL writing seems to exist in a permanent state of near extinction.
We will travel west from Perpignan, across the Pyrenees and back, riding for up to 10 hours a day in a near permanent state of ascent or descent.
In the past, Labour leftwing MPs including Corbyn regarded the principle of consent as giving unionists a near permanent veto over any constitutional change in Northern Ireland.
The juxtaposition between the grisly aspects of the narrative — medieval captivity, rape, psychological torture, media exploitation, attempted suicide — and Jack's hopeful, curious, and wise/naive voice left me in a near permanent wince.
I'm a teacher and my school is in a state of near permanent financial crisis, and suffers deep cuts: all of which is entirely avoidable, and which affects less well off students.
