Sentence examples for band of severe from inspiring English sources

A derecho (from Spanish: "derecho" meaning "straight") is a widespread and long-lived, violent convectively induced straight-line windstorm that is associated with a fast-moving band of severe thunderstorms usually taking the form of a bow echo.

Patients on the STAR protocol spend over 86%% of all time on protocol within the goal 4.4-8.0 4.4-8.0BG band, with very few occurrences of severe or mmol/Lte hypoglycemia.

However, it should be noted that, even though the clipping and filtering technique offers superior PAPR reduction capabilities, this comes at the expense of severe in-band distortion.

The similarities include a disruption of the marginal band, a severe reduction in the covernet, a distortion of the cross-sectional profile and reduced attachment to OHCs.

This figure shows that severe negative damping exists around the frequency of Mode 2 (22.72 Hz) when the series converter of UPFC is out of service, whereas the band with severe negative damping changes to around the frequency of Mode 3 (27.74 Hz) when the series converter of UPFC is in service.

Weidauer et al. revealed that cortical band-like infarction develops without evidence of severe angiographic vasospasm in SAH patients [ 55, 56].

The singer was initially given a diagnosis of severe gastroenteritis and the band postponed further appearances in Europe while he recovered.

Such a "smart" band could monitor pressure and deflate automatically during times of severe obstruction.

Hurricane Earl pounded North Carolina late Thursday night with powerful but diminishing strength, pelting the eastern part of the state with bands of rain and severe blasts of wind as communities and seaside towns across the eastern seaboard braced for the storm's devastating force.

Cold fronts feature narrow bands of thunderstorms and severe weather, and may be preceded by squall lines and dry lines.

Cold fronts may feature narrow bands of thunderstorms and severe weather, and may on occasion be preceded by squall lines or dry lines.