... that for some years he had taken a great interest in seismology. His engineering friends, knowing that, had deluged him with information about all the earthquakes that had taken place in their countries. The literature he had read was very perplexing. He would have given up almost any idea of under- standing...

...G BUSH; C CLERICETTI; H DYER; D EARNSHAW; F A FOREL; E G HOLTHAM; H S RIDINGS; D A STEVENSON EARTHQUAKES CONSTRUCTION ZONES BUILDINGS SEISMOLOGY VIBRATIONS ROOFS FOUNDATIONS MOTION SHOCKS PRECAUTIONS SEISMOGRAPHS STRUCTURES 308 DISCUSSION ON CONSTRUCTION minutes d Mr. Thelmall...

...J MILNE IMPERIAL COLLEGE TOKYO CONSTRUCTION EARTHQUAKES ZONES BUILDINGS SEISMOLOGY VIBRATIONS MOVEMENT SURVEYS SEISMIC FOUNDATIONS DESTRUCTION PREVENTION BRICKWORK CHIMNEYS DAMAGE SAFETY MOTION LIMITATION STRUCTURES SHOCKS PRECAUTIONS JAPAN ASIA 2778 MILNE...

... extending overa lengthened period, apart from the Author s experiments, that in Japan, as a rule, theshocks though constant were not frequentlyof very great intensity; so that he thought it would be wrong to arrive at any general seismological conclusions from the observations described b y Mr. Milne. His...