Sentence examples similar to working earthquake from inspiring English sources

The country's infrastructure has to be maintained, and whether that's making sure all of our bridges are working, earthquake-proofing a structure, or remodeling a kitchen, design is central.

JAAE was established in 2001 and interdisciplinary work became part of the organization's mission in working towards earthquake disaster preparedness (Irikura 2005).

A professor at MIT before coming to MBARI in 1997, the 57-year-old McNutt spent 3 years working on earthquake prediction at USGS's Menlo Park office after earning her Ph.D. in 1978.

"The people who get the most visibility for working on earthquakes in the U.S. don't get tenure or bonuses doing what we do," he says.

In this weeks feature, a companion to Science magazine's special issue "Dealing with Disasters," we meet several scientists with fascinating careers and career plans: a technologist working on earthquake-monitoring systems, an epidemiologist investigating the post-disaster mitigation, and an engineer working on making the built environment more resilient.

Various venues, Tue, visit onenightinturin.com She's acted with Marlon Brando, worked for earthquake victims, made a sanctuary for tigers in her garden, and been mother-in-law to Don Johnson (by way of her daughter Melanie Griffith), but the thing people most want to ask Hedren about will always be Alfred Hitchcock.

Publication and citation rates of female engineering faculty (FEF) who work in earthquake engineering are analyzed and compared with a group of leading male engineering faculty (MEF) in the same field.

The results were compiled in a two-volume book: "Chronological Archives of Historical Earthquakes in China" (Historical earthquake working group of Seismological Committee of Academia Sinica 1956).

In this work, earthquake-generated tsunamis are driven by the instantaneous sea surface disturbance derived from Okada's finite fault model and the propagation and inundation stages are simulated with the use of 2D nonlinear shallow-water equations.

In a similar vein, Professor Amr Elnashai, founder and co-editor of the Journal of Earthquake Engineering, works in earthquake-hit areas to plan humanitarian relief for future earthquakes.

Her husband, a banker, was working during the earthquake.