11.   The agency said that quake registered an intensity of one on the Japanese scale.

12.   The aftershock measured four on the Japanese scale of seven, or strong enough to rattle buildings and cause unstable objects to overturn.

13.   The agency said it registered only two on the Japanese scale of seven, meaning it was strong enough to slide doors.

14.   The intensity of the quake was three on a Japanese scale of seven in Kobe.

15.   The Japanese scale, which is not directly convertible to magnitude, measures the intensity of an earthquake at various places.

16.   The Japanese scale is not convertible to magnitude.

17.   The Japanese scale measures the intensity of a quake as felt in a certain location and is not convertible to magnitude, which measures total ground motion.

18.   The Japanese scale measures the intensity of earthquakes at difference locations, and is not convertable into magnitude.

19.   The Japanese scale measures the intensity of the quake at a particular location.

20.   The Japanese scale shows intensity of earthquakes at difference locations, and is not convertable into magnitude.