Assertion: earthquake | /r/HasProperty | felt
Facets:
value: barely
type: DEGREE
value: only weakly
type: DEGREE
value: strongly
type: DEGREE
value: far away
type: OTHER
value: daily
type: TEMPORAL
value: compared to earthquakes in other regions
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: It began in August 1965 with three earthquakes too weak to be felt, but three months later, a hundred earthquakes could be felt daily.
text: A QUAKE IS FELT?
text: On 17 April 1966, the observatory accounted 6,780 earthquakes, with 585 of them having a magnitude large enough to be felt, which meant that one earthquake could be felt every 2 minutes 30 seconds on the average.
text: Earthquakes from 3.5 up to 5.5 are felt but there is little structural damage; above 6.0, damage increases dramatically.
text: The earthquake was felt so far away, compared to earthquakes in other regions, because the old, rigid bedrock beneath much of the Midwest allows the seismic waves to propagate further.
text: These earthquakes are usually too weak to be felt but can be detected and recorded by sensitive instruments.
text: The earthquake was strongly felt as far north as Shimonoseki on southwestern Honshu, and as far south as the city of Kirishima in Kagoshima Prefecture.
text: Employees, many of whom left the building when the earthquake was felt, were alerted to the flooding by an alarm system that was installed after the September 11 attacks.
text: The earthquake was the largest event to occur on along the DST during the 20th century and was felt up to 600 km (370 mi) away.
text: At what magnitude do earthquakes begin to be felt?
text: However, tsunamis can strike thousands of kilometres away where the earthquake is felt only weakly or not at all.
text: This is where the earthquake is felt the strongest.
text: Most of them are so small they can barely be felt, but several hundred reach a magnitude of 3.0.