Sentence examples for shaking causes from inspiring English sources

Usually, the shaking causes severe symptoms, such as a coma, immediately.

This violent shaking causes the brain cells to become depolarized and fire all their neurotransmitters at once in an unhealthy cascade, flooding the brain with chemicals and deadening certain receptors linked to learning and memory.

(2) Long duration of seismic shaking causes liquefaction of valley material.

In-plane and anti-plane shaking is shown to cause nearly the same spreading of a sand dam under drained conditions, whereas under undrained conditions anti-plane shaking causes stronger spreading of the dam.

The 100 m deep soil profile shows that multidirectional shaking causes a 30%% increase in pore pressure generation near the bottom of the profile, which reduces to 0%% at around a depth of 10 m before increasing again to 10%% near the surface.

The concept that shaking causes subdural bleeding by the mechanism of bridging vein rupture was introduced in the early 1970s (Guthkelch 1971).

Though the shaking caused the players to stop their dance, it did not wipe the smiles from their faces.

Yet, the shaking caused by so modest a tremor, at such distances from the epicentre, caught experts by surprise.

"For example, if blood is being carried on the back of motorcycle, shaking caused by the bike and its vibrations can ruin the sample," said Amukele.

In March 2011 shaking caused by a severe earthquake off the northeast coast of Honshu sparked a massive fire in storage tanks at a refinery that took more than a week to fully extinguish.

This sentence from the first Perrin novel, with our hero sitting "over a wheel" on the delayed and dilapidated 8.16 from Climthorpe, is as poignant as sentences get: The shaking caused his socks to fall down over his ankles, and it was hard to fill in the crossword legibly.