Sentence examples for approximate storm from inspiring English sources

The method used to approximate storm surge requires modifying the boundary sea level conditions to represent water accumulated from hurricane winds offshore outside the model domain.

Extant accounts of the storms in 1850 are chiefly based on private weather records and press reports, and only approximate storm tracks are known.

It is truly leviathan in scale: 54 feet long and 16 feet tall, made to wave and snap with the assistance of several industrial fans, the kind employed in filmmaking to approximate storms.

Since larger storms relate to larger values of the time derivative of the magnetic field under the assumption of lasting the same approximate duration of storm main phases, this growth is actually reasonable for intense storms led by high-speed CMEs.

He added, "$5,000 isn't much to save your family's life," a reference to the approximate cost of a storm shelter.

Scar depths approximate depths reported following an earlier storm (Salter et al. 1983).

Geomagnetic storms recur with an approximate 27-day period during the declining phase of a solar cycle.

A winter storm — or any storm, really — approximates this thrill.

Simulations of the recent period were needed to examine the effects of a representative modern storm and the efficiency of a reduced wind field representation to approximate a known storm.

Statically, a hypothetical scenario of Hurricane Matthew's peak surge coinciding with the highest astronomical tide would yield an overall storm-tide water level of 2.58 m, corresponding to an approximate 1000-year return period by historical comparison.

At Open Eye that voyeuristic ambience is approximated in the usually bright gallery space but as yet, there has been no echo of the fierce storm of protest and angry debate that the original exhibition precipitated in Japan.