Sentence examples for effect of storms from inspiring English sources

Essentially a giant tripod on wheels, it helps scientists at the Field Research Facility in Duck, N.C., study beach erosion and the effect of storms on the coastline.

Particularly, extreme weather events (e.g. heavy precipitations), together with changing exposure and vulnerability patterns, are expected to increase the damaging effect of storms, pluvial floods and coastal flooding.

Based on our assumptions, the total emissions due to fires are equal, on average, to 15%% of the total indirect losses due to the effect of storms.

Further inter-annual variations are due to the effect of storms (in 2005 and 2007, according to the information by NIR), while the effect of fires is negligible.

The effect of storms (i.e. tornados and wind) and insects on forest NBP were not considered here, however, large-scale stand-killing disturbances such as fire and wind are rare (> 400 year return interval) for Upper Great Lake forests [27].

The effect of storms was evaluated using the data reported by the FORESTORMS database [31] provided by the European Forest Institute and by specific additional information available at the country level.

Furthermore, the first flush effect of storm rainfall from diverse underlying surfaces was also analyzed.

These features are likely to be the effect of storm-time equatorward wind and thermospheric composition changes as discussed below.

The effect of storm duration is included through the use of very long time series of wind tunnel pressures coupled with the modeled hurricane wind speeds and directions.

However, as shown by Reeves et al. (2003), for many storms, the net effect of storm on electron acceleration is very low (see Figure 2c in Reeves et al. 2003).

Empirical studies provide contradictory conclusions about the effect of storm events on housing market dynamics, and thus the decision-making processes leading to post-storm residential location and insurance purchase choices remain unclear.