Changes in global-scale atmospheric circulation patterns during this period have resulted in regionally distinct "flood-rich" and "flood-poor" periods with potential geomorphic impacts.
Our new data from Wales highlight a distinct flood-rich period between 1900 and 1960, similar to many other UK lichen-dated records.
Affectionately known as "The Mack," this building is one of the campus' most visually distinct, flooded with light pouring in from large front facing windows the aesthetic is slightly more elaborate than parts of the campus completed before it.
In 1980, R. B. Waitt studied the Touchet Formation in the wall of the Burlingame Canyon west of Walla Walla, Washington, where he counted at least 41 distinct flood deposit layers.
Terrestrial runoff to the inshore GBR is mainly delivered in short-lived flood events during the 5-month summer wet season [25], often forming distinct flood plumes in the coastal zone that sometimes reach far out into the GBR lagoon [26].
This paper describes tertiary CO2 recovery mechanisms observed in two distinct core flooding experiments.
While it normally received only local traffic, its location was a distinct advantage during floods.
In the popular tourist town of Concón, dozens of coastal restaurants were flooded and nearby surf schools destroyed by the series of waves that flooded distinct areas of the coast.
General consensus exists between institutions involved concerning the relevance of space networks at risk situations, despite a considerable dispute on the prominence of each distinct situation such as floods or landslides.
Distinct spatial variation of flood resilience was found across the study area, with highest flood resilience in main cities, and lowest in wards located on the periphery of cities often the location of peri-urban informal settlements.
