Sentence examples for effects of storms from inspiring English sources

But lidar mapping is likely to be important for far more than tracking the effects of storms.

Both factors increase the effects of storms; warmer waters lead to fiercer storms, and sea levels punch up the surges.

His analysis, "The Economic Growth Impact of Hurricanes: Evidence from U.S. Coastal Counties," studied effects of storms going back to 1975.

But friction has an effect only up to a point, said Joannes J. Westerink, a civil engineer at the University of Notre Dame who has developed modeling software that is used to simulate surges and other effects of storms.

Ms. Jenson was talking about the efforts to reverse Haiti's dramatic level of deforestation, which magnifies the effects of storms, turning rainfall into destructive torrents rushing down denuded hillsides.

The report urges that cheaper ways be found to put power lines underground, which would protect them from some effects of storms, and also calls for changes in infrastructure that would reduce the kind of mutual dependencies that result in wider blackouts.

As northern England recovers from the devastating effects of Storm Eva (perhaps mopping sodden houses for the second or third time in a month) the weather seems the only topic of conversation.

TO mitigate the effects of storm water runoff from the development to the Long Island Sound, the developers hired Earl Goven, a landscape designer who is a principal with Blades & Goven in Shelton, Conn.

In these papers, the effects of storm-time electric fields in modulating ionization distribution is stressed.

The effects of storm-surge flood on the sediment transport and deposition were also studied.

Longer-term foredune management will need to take into account the future potential effects of storm damage due to climate change.