Thus, the shaking effect of the surface waves from a crustal earthquake is normally felt more strongly, and is potentially more damaging, at moderate to large distances.
These directional rumble devices, which should be implemented with other passive or active WW traffic signs for enhancing the prevention of WW driving, can be easily customized to generate the desired shaking effect for stopping potential WW drivers.
Dr. Kim, director of the seismic network that monitors earthquakes in the New York region, also employs "human seismographs," he said with a smile: a network of scientists and volunteers who give anecdotal reports of the shaking effects of earthquakes like the four small seismic events that took place from Dec. 12 to 14 in 2004.
It was used by the Quechua Indians of Peru to reduce the shaking effects caused by severe chills.
More than 120 million people in Sichuan and the adjoining provinces of Gansu, Shaanxi, Yunnan and Chongqing were exposed to the moderate and severe shaking effects of the earthquake.
Returning home, he couldn't shake the effect that her emotional honesty and beauty had had not only on his stolid middle-class perspective but on his art and his imagination.
Try as she may, Elizabeth cannot shake the effects of the book that made her reputation: "The House on Eccles Street," her distaff view (now there's a phrase she would eviscerate!) of "Ulysses" through the eyes of Molly Bloom.
The shaking time effect is considered to be a principal factor when the static technique is exercised for the determination of adsorption capacity values of the metal ion.
At least Costantino had an excuse: Like me, he was trying to shake the effects of the bottle of grappa he and I had shared the night before.
It includes optical image stabilization to reduce shake motion effects even at the top of the zoom range, and it has a digital zoom feature that allows users to extend zoom to a factor of 60x.
