Sentence examples for seconds of shaking from inspiring English sources

An entire city, a monument to the hopes and dreams of America's westward expansion, was destroyed by a mere 40 seconds of shaking.

The company's president, Steve Vetorino, said, "Thirty seconds of shaking at three shakes per second will provide high illumination for five minutes and a lesser light (enough to read by) for about 20 minutes".

As long as sensation and strength come back after a few seconds of shaking it out (with some help from the non-dead arm), you're fine.

Fluorescence changes were recorded in a Tecan Safire 2 microplate reader using 10 readings per well (each measurement), 0.5 s between each movement and reading, 1 second of shaking between data collections with 7 seconds of settle time.

One hundred and twenty seconds of massive shaking.

It usually requires 30 seconds to one minute of shaking.

Chills and fever occur in periodic attacks; these last 4 to 10 hours and consist first of a stage of shaking and chills, then a stage of fever and severe headache, and finally a stage of profuse sweating during which the temperature drops back to normal.

It shows the 5 second countdown to the beginning of shaking in Berkeley and the expected shaking intensity in Berkeley which was 4 (shown IV) on the intensity scale and described as "light" shaking.

The image shows the expanding zone of shaking and the expected time before arrival of the first wave of shaking.

She helped produce dozens of segments, including some of the first television coverage of shaken baby syndrome and of the dangers of sulfites, which are often used as food preservatives and can cause an assortment of medical problems.

Even if you double that number because California is a coastal state and the shaking cannot be felt on water, the shake area of the Alum Rock quake is only about a third of shake region of the Oklahoma quake - even though the two quakes were comparable in magnitude.