We empirically apply this typology in the context of diverse participatory flood risk management planning processes currently unfolding across the German federal states.
This interaction results in floods of diverse characteristics, e.g. spatial flood extent and temporal flood progression.
From an origin in diverse studies of flood geomorphology and Quaternary geology, paleoflood hydrology emerged as a geophysical and an applied hydrological science during the 1970s and 1980s.
But judging by the diverse lot that flooded Dance Theater Workshop's third-floor studios on Thursday, there is room for just about everybody else in this sweetly inclusive troupe.
Demonstrators of diverse backgrounds have flooded squares in major cities across the country over the past four days, yelling: "Dictator, resign!" The outburst has thrown up one of the toughest challenges to Erdogan's government since it came to power in 2002.
In fact, waterfowl have become a surrogate for a larger suite of issues such as habitat conservation and nonconsumptive recreation that involve a broader array of the ecosystem services that wetlands provide (e.g., flood control, diverse habitats, nutrient recycling).
Although these are only three examples, the flexibility of syndromic surveillance to analyse different kinds of health threats was shown during many subnational or national level applications in Europe, such as mass-gatherings, e.g., the Olympic Games in the UK, environmental events, e.g., heat and cold waves or floods, and diverse communicable disease outbreaks [ 13, 20].
They expose a highly diverse landscape of vulnerability to flooding that cannot be explained solely by the material environment.
Rice is cultivated in highly diverse situations that range from flooded wetland to rainfed dryland [ 2].
Diversity is, instead, diverse.
