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.
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.
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.
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.
The effect of the shaking speed and the shaking time in the extending reduction process to the conversion of the reduction of Cr VI) to Cr III) with the bioPd(0) as catalyst (b).
Nonetheless, industry analysts agree that the Middle East has been shaking off the effects of the war in Iraq and is now the world's hottest air transport market, fueled by growth in the Indian subcontinent and across the Mideast.
Amid the heady talk of mergers, economists and analysts cautioned against assuming that the offer was a clear signal that commodities were finally shaking off the effects of the global recession.
To be sure, many of us are still shaking off the effects of the Great Recession and some are in tight spots.
Even as buyers are shaking off the effects of the recession, they're confronting prices that are no longer very recessionary at all.
The effect of the shaking in adsorption process and reduction process to catalytic activity of bioPd(0) (a).
