It was determined that, several days before the seismic shock, the level of this variability increased at the station closest to the epicenter.
People have said that this could have the same impact on the nationalist community as the seismic shock of the 1985 Anglo-Irish agreement on unionists, and I agree with that.
How was I going to embrace the seismic shock of double-dose fatherhood?
But the omission of Donovan was the seismic shock of the squad announcement.
So, at the end of a year in which British culture has not received the seismic shock it was expecting, I nominate Frances Osborne as the arts' secret weapon.
Many of the 300 sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Ms. Foote's school, Intermediate School 89, felt the seismic shock when two airplanes hit on Sept. 11.
Roger Federer suffered the seismic shock of only a second defeat at Wimbledon since 2002 when Tomas Berdych, the No12 seed, beat the reigning champion 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 today.
Pyongyang claimed it had tested a hydrogen bomb for the first time, but experts believe that residual evidence and the size of the seismic shock point to a far less powerful device.
Its report said: "The seismic shock of the Brexit vote brought transactional activity in many cases to a juddering halt, a pause at least to reconsider pricing as opposed to pulling out of deals".
Because November 1 is All Saints' Day, a large part of the population was attending mass at the moment the earthquake struck; the churches, unable to withstand the seismic shock, collapsed, killing or injuring thousands of worshippers.
But it became an objective in the early 1990s - regretfully, in her view - when the movement emerged from the seismic shock of the Aids epidemic, depleted of political energy.
