Sentences with phrase «tremors at»

Aquarius is a cleverly imagined and handsomely realized tale of an old - school, inherently corrupt police force feeling the rumblings of several social tremors at once.

Being an introverted gal who visibly tremors at being called «difficult» or attempting to speak up for myself, I NEEDED this book.

In addition, 110 CAG mice exhibited tremors at rest at early ages, but the 240 CAG mice only showed tremors at later ages and only after manipulation.

In contrast to pure cerebellar disease, a persistent fine tremor at rest is usually present as well as a marked intention tremor.

Her influence has extended far beyond the SANG, however, and she has also curated or helped curate a number of major exhibitions in other parts of the world, such as the first exhibition organized by the Forum for African Arts at the 49th Venice Biennale in 2001, something of a critical triumph and Tremor at the Palais de Beaux - Arts de Charleroi in Belgium.

This was an enormous tremor at 7.9 and no amount of architecture would have prevented extensive damage but better standards might have lessened the impact.

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Tremor Video (TRMR), which went public at $ 9 a share in 2013, now trades below $ 3.

Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods is sending tremors through the entire grocery industry — and raising concerns about the fate of delivery services like Instacart, whose carrot - logo boxes are ubiquitous at the popular food chain.

No visible tremor marks this inexpressible transformation; and yet, mysteriously and in very truth, at the touch of the supersubstantial Word the immense host which is the universe is made flesh.

There are very few places where there aren't at least minor tremors fairly frequently.

Lisbon was home to a quarter million, at least 60,000 of whom perished, both from the initial tremor (reckoned now, like the Sumatran earthquake, at a Richter force of around 9.0) and from the tsunami that it cast up on shore half an hour later (especially murderous to those who had retreated to boats in the mouth of the river Tagus to escape the destruction on land).

Unfortunately, we Christians have gotten pretty good at masking our coughs and hiding our tremors.

That will shake them up at the World Bank and send tremors through the structure of sinecured paper pushers at the UN Development Fund.

Clarke passed away on April 4 at age 72 in Stockton while preparing to coach the NorCal Tremors club team.

Had seismographs been available at the time, scientists believe those tremors would have registered magnitudes at least as great as the 7.0 quake that devastated Haiti in 2010 and possibly as high as 8.0.

New Madrid is just one of several regions that have been struck by major tremors despite a seemingly safe location at the center of a plate.

The system should be especially good at predicting aftershocks, such as the magnitude - 4.3 tremor that hit the central Italian quake zone on Thursday.

At plate boundaries, motion rapidly «reloads» a fault with new stress and changes conditions there, so tremors that can be clearly identified as aftershocks typically end within a decade, they found.

«Hydraulic fracturing rarely linked to felt seismic tremors: Researchers find only one hydrocarbon - producing area where production is linked to increased seismic activities at the regional scale.»

But at a press conference held afterward, involving only two of the commission members, one of them said that the ongoing tremors helped release seismic energy in the region.

He found that in the years leading up to the 2004 earthquake, more tremors occurred when the pull of the daily Earth tides was at its strongest than at other times.

During this process small tremors of the same signature, so - called «repeaters,» occur at distinct recurrence times.

They conclude that there have been at least three major quakes along the faults in the past 1400 years, the most recent being a large tremor along the Pedro Miguel fault in 1621.

The research group discovered migrating (moving) shallow low - frequency tremors which are thought to be triggered by slow episodic slipping (slow slip event) at the shallow plate boundary.

Since 2009, tremors in mid-America of at least magnitude 3.0 have increased from a couple of dozen to hundreds annually.

The shallow tremors had similar migration properties to deep low - frequency tremors that occur at the deep subducting plate interface, and that they also occurred synchronized in time and space with shallow very - low - frequency tremors that also thought to be triggered by slow slip events.

IMO recorded seismic tremors — small, continuous, almost rhythmic earthquakes thought to be related to the interaction between lava and ice — at 11:15 GMT.

A six - year study of seismic activity along the San Andreas Fault found that the 2004 Parkfield earthquake caused breakage and microcracking in shallow rock layers that changed the speed at which seismic waves moved through the area, making it more vulnerable to tremors for more than three years afterward.

As with all nuclear power stations in Japan, the reactors are fitted with quake sensors that shut them down automatically at the first sign of potentially hazardous tremors.

Last week, findings presented at the huge annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience further buttressed the theory that spread of the rogue protein, called α - synuclein, is responsible for the progressive disease, which is marked by tremor, stiff movements, depression, and, ultimately, dementia.

As for the idea that the smaller tremors reduce the risk by releasing energy, Bertolaso insisted that he had heard it from scientists at the Italian National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), and that he had used the same phrase in the past without being corrected by any of his seismology consultants.

At the original trial, many witnesses described how their loved ones had been persuaded to stay indoors after De Bernardinis told a journalist, during a now infamous interview ahead of the commission's meeting, that the ongoing tremors were favorable because they discharged energy and therefore made a larger quake less likely.

It causes some people to have difficulty walking and keeping their balance, others have tremors, while some have muscles rigidity and find it difficult to do several things at the same time.

She has found that those who have a sub-group not dominated by tremors often fall at an early stage of the disease.

But a different kind of tremor also puts people at risk.

The likelihood of a severe earthquake coming on the heels of the recent swarm is low, but much is perplexing about the series of tremors, said Bill Phillips, a geologist with the Idaho Geological Survey at the University of Idaho.

Looking at data from Hekla Volcano, they found one tremor that arose, not from the volcano, but from a passing helicopter.

Tremors and seismic shocks at the eruption site propagated to the magma chamber at the other end and vice versa.

The recent earthquake swarm, beginning on March 24 and climaxed by a 4.9 magnitude tremor on Saturday, has produced no reports of injuries or severe damage but has rattled nerves in a region where Idaho's most powerful known quake, measured at 6.9, killed two children in 1983.

«We have never understood the reason why some people present with more tremor vs. walking / balance difficulties in Parkinson's disease,» said the study's lead author, Christine A. Cooper, MD, a fellow in movement disorders at Penn Medicine.

To find such a gene, scientists at deCODE genetics in Iceland compared DNA blueprints from hundreds of tremor patients and thousands of unafflicted residents.

In the study, the investigators ranked 251 Parkinson's disease patients at the University of Pennsylvania Health System on tremor and balance / walking scores.

«There have been no large events at the Bardarbunga volcano since yesterday (Sunday) and there is no sign of volcanic tremors,» Gunnar Gudmundsson, geophysicist at the Icelandic Met Office said.

But Chile is particularly prone to tremors because the plates there are converging at high speed - about 80 millimetres a year compared to 25 - 70 millimetres a year for most other plates, says Roger Bilham, a seismologist at the University of Colorado in Boulder.

Direct observations of the fault were scarce, so Eric Dunham, an assistant professor of geophysics in the School of Earth Sciences, and Jeremy Kozdon, a postdoctoral researcher working with Dunham, began using the cluster of supercomputers at Stanford's Center for Computational Earth and Environmental Science (CEES) to simulate how the tremors moved through the crust and ocean.

Taking Aim at Tremor As a doctoral student, Pathak researched countermeasures for physiological tremor, the normal shake present in everyone's hands that can intensify with an adrenaline surge, low blood sugar or exhauTremor As a doctoral student, Pathak researched countermeasures for physiological tremor, the normal shake present in everyone's hands that can intensify with an adrenaline surge, low blood sugar or exhautremor, the normal shake present in everyone's hands that can intensify with an adrenaline surge, low blood sugar or exhaustion.

Seventeen regions in eight states are at high risk for human - caused tremors, U.S. Geological Survey says

«When the fluid moves through the cracks, it makes the cracks vibrate, and when the pressure inside the cracks changes, the frequency of the tremor changes,» said David Heeszel, who was a researcher at Scripps Institution of Oceanography when he led the recent research (he is now working for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission), which was published online last month in the journal Geology.

Carriers can pass it on to future generations and are at greater risk for a Parkinson's disease - like disorder called fragile X-associated tremor / ataxia syndrome.

GIANT - LISSA: Dr Denis Lombardi from Royal Observatory of Belgium set up several surface seismometers, as well as a borehole seismometer to look at micro tremors in the Sor Rondane mountains as well as studying seismic activities further afield.