Sentences with phrase «of aftershocks following»

Osten compares the dwindling series of flares to the cascade of aftershocks following a major earthquake.

A series of aftershocks followed the quake, the strongest a magnitude 5.9, hit the region shortly afterwards, the USGS said.

Not exact matches

This is a photograph of damage to Helena High School, which collapsed following a major aftershock of the 1935 Helena magnitude 6.2 earthquake in Montana.

Seizures also followed Omori's law, which predicts the frequency of an earthquake's aftershocks.

He followed that film with one hugely disappointing sequel / rehash, 2007's «Hostel: Part II,» and in intervening years has flirted with a host of projects which never came to pass (the Stephen King adaptation «Cellular,» a feature - length expansion of his «Grindhouse» short, a sci - fi film called «Endangered Species,» etc.), stepped in front of the camera for friends («Inglourious Basterds,» «Aftershock «-RRB- and helped bring the Netflix series «Hemlock Grove» to life.

Day's second ebook in the series, Aftershock, will follow on November 15, 2013, along with a two - in - one paperback edition of the duo.

There have been several strong aftershocks and a warning of a ten - meter tsunami following the quake, which caused buildings to shake violently in the capital Tokyo.

Painting's role in this is both to unpeel the moment of complexity as an instant when an authentic pleasure is condensed, and to remain vigilant for whatever tectonic shifts and aftershocks may follow.

What follows is an exploration of the many influences and aftershocks of the artist's strange and singular work.

In remote islands off of Sumatra that felt aftershocks and follow - on quakes and the swings in ocean levels in the tsunami's aftermath, rumors were rampant about the island's imminent and complete demise; some had them exploding in volcanic eruptions and sinking completely into the sea.

«I think this event is the calving equivalent of an «aftershock» following the much bigger event,» Ian Howat a glaciologist at Ohio State University told NASA.

There's the initial shock of the impact, followed by the aftershocks of physical and emotional pain.