A pair of earthquakes (the stronger of which was magnitude 5.1) that struck Lorca in southeastern Spain in May 2011 compounded the country's economic woes.
That probably would lead to chaotic revenge attacks on Assad's minority Alawite community, sectarian clashes between Shiites and Sunnis, and infighting among the disparate rebel groups, the stronger of which are aligned with Al Qaeda.
The N-terminal ring of density in the full-length Hsp104 map is linked with NBD1 by two connections, the stronger of which is at the position where the helix L3 end of the coiled-coil domain emerges, suggesting that the tip of the coiled coil interacts with the N-terminal ring.
They were 381 strong, of which two out of three are everything from schoolteacher to taxi driver.
Also characteristic of the Kunlun Mountains are their high winds, the strongest of which occur in autumn; the winds of the Qaidam Basin are particularly noteworthy.
There were some 1,800 shocks and aftershocks, the strongest of which were felt as far away as Washington, D.C., and New York City.
Jana Pursley, a seismologist with the agency, said the quake was followed by six aftershocks, the strongest of which registered at magnitude 5.1 and came nearly four hours later.
Strong themes ran through each fashion week from New York to Paris, the strongest of which was the 1990s sport references – hoodies and cropped tops and cycling shorts as well as the influence of new sexy lingerie.
The themeless show, at the tiny TriBeCa Playhouse, consists of seven works by five playwrights, the strongest of which are "Stars," the opening vignette, by Romulus Linney, and "Dreamin' in Church," by Robert O'Hara.
The initial earthquake was followed by a series of aftershocks, the strongest of which was measured at a magnitude of 6.6, Mr. Suhardjono told The A.P. According to the Indonesian Health Ministry, three people were killed in Padang, a city of 800,000, and two were killed in Bengkulu, which is closer to the epicenter.
The preceding analyses showed that students' response levels were affected by several factors, the strongest of which was taxonomic distance.
