Sentence examples for violent ground from inspiring English sources

A notable feature of the 1995 Kobe (Hyogo-ken Nanbu) earthquake is that violent ground motions occurred in a narrow zone.

Given the relevance of violent ground motion to building damage, earthquake engineers often rely on the latter to give a better estimate of building response and damage.

That close to the rupturing fault, almost a third of a million people felt severe to violent ground shaking, the U.S. Geological Survey estimates.

In addition, the larger-slip zone under the city center of Kobe spreads through a wider area than Wald (1996) and Yoshida et al. (1996) indicated, and this zone probably contributed to the violent ground motions and extreme disaster in the city.

The Violent Femmes' "Hallowed Ground" practically lived in my cassette Walkman for about four months.

Where is the justice if walking while Black is enough to get you "stopped and frisked" in New York City and fatally shot in Florida with its senseless violent "Stand Your Ground" law that allows people to defend themselves with deadly force anytime and anywhere they imagine they are or say they feel threatened even if they are the stalker?

Degree of abdominal pain was assessed by the attending clinicians as mild (occasional pawing, occasionally turning the head to the flank, stretching out), moderate (cramping with attempts to lie down, kicking at the abdomen, laying down and attempting to roll or rolling) or severe (sweating, dropping to the ground, violent rolling) [ 20].

News organisations are right to censor violent videos on grounds of taste.

Several of the justices soon allowed that their methods had been "too violent and not grounded upon a right foundation"; were they to sit again, they would proceed differently.

In The End of Memory: Remembering Rightly in a Violent World, Volf grounds the text largely in a claim by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel where he says that salvation lies in memory.

Last week four British Muslims told the BBC's Panorama why they believe the government is right to identify "non-violent extremism" as the ideology that helps lays the ground for violent extremism.