More convincing is Shinkai's theory that Your Name's natural-disaster element has struck a chord.
Other health experts say that finding patterns will also have to take into account the way the disaster changed elements of life in the region.
"You do see, in the response to the Haiti catastrophe and other recent disasters, some elements of joint fund-raising coming together," Mr. Bell said.
According to the index system, background information preparation concerns mainly four categories of disaster-affected elements: buildings, the agricultural and industrial sectors, infrastructure, and resources.
Alexandria did not suffer any great disaster: the diaspora element just dwindled, and left together with the Egyptian monarchy; then came the modern-day Middle East, with its rapid population growth, re-Islamisation, concrete buildings.
They wrote with the global financial crisis still in mind, a disaster where one element was money from the emerging world invested in rich country financial markets.
Every disaster has chaotic elements and a need to maintain order and safety, but the economic interests of a large commercial enterprise are clearly impeding the free flow of information.
In a major natural hazard-induced disaster, hazard-affected elements usually have roughly similar damage conditions within a given disaster area with the same disaster intensity.
Sentimentality in his films come from a variety of sources, with Louvish pinpointing "personal failure, society's strictures, economic disaster, and the elements".
But I was in my element, anticipating disaster and then dealing with it.
Despite the clear recognition of this fact highlighted in the SFDRR Preamble (UNISDR 2015a, p. 9), the SFDRR is weaker on this point than its zero [Paragraph 31(a)] and pre-zero draft [Paragraph 16(d)] texts, both of which included more targeted provisions on preparing for and addressing displacement as a core element of disaster risk management (and more specifically recovery) efforts.
