There were no reports of serious injuries or damage in the quake, whose magnitude was measured at 4.2.
The first quake, whose magnitude was measured at 8.6 by the United States Geological Survey, was centered about 200 miles offshore and was felt across a large area.
But our experience in this tragic region teaches that the opposite will occur: the mechanisms of violent response, the cycles of vengeance and hatred, Monday began a new round, whose magnitude cannot yet be foreseen.
Thus, as he copes with domestic and world problems whose magnitude and range exceed those facing most American commanders in chief, he would no doubt benefit if someone should slip "Power Rules" into his evening reading.
The ceramic, usually zirconium oxide to which a small amount of yttrium has been added, has the property of producing a voltage whose magnitude depends on the partial pressure of oxygen surrounding the material.
It was determined that a small, massive nucleus carries all the positive charge whose magnitude, expressed as a multiple of the fundamental charge of the proton, is the atomic number.
Worst of all, it is a crisis whose magnitude cannot easily be quantified.
Band gap opening has been observed for such structures whose magnitude increases with the doping concentration.
Correct PDC patterns were obtained whose magnitude decreases as SNR decreases but whose overall shape remains.
We used only those events whose magnitude was determined from displacement amplitudes in this analysis.
The vegetation influence is parameterized as a critical shear stress to fluvial erosion whose magnitude decreases with increasing contributing area.
