tremors造句

We all felt the earthquake tremors.

As that pressure builds, tectonic tremors can agitate Chambers.

Then clinical signs observed in test piglets were weight loss, inappetence, diarrhea, convulsion and muscle tremors.

The fall in the dollar's value worldwide sent tremors through the Wall Street.

Existing haptic devices use rotary motors with off-centre weights to generate such tremors.

Not only has the epicenter of the quake shifted, but, so far, the tremors have shaken markets differently.

Typical symptoms of mercury poisoning include mental retardation, loss of balance, tremors, blindness and loss of hearing.

Willard enters a meditative state in which his heartbeat is slowed, allowing him to reduce hand tremors and sculpt between pulse beats.

In Britain on May 31st Cuadrilla Resources said it was halting a fracking operation near Blackpool, pending investigation of two small earth tremors which it may have triggered.

Residents were evacuated from some areas at the end of September when volcanic activity increased to more than 150 tremors in 24 army was put on standby for a mass evacuation.

The Shard, for example, was put on hold in 2007 after the first tremors of the credit crunch; work only restarted after an infusion of private money from a Qatari consortium in 2008.