Sentence examples for example of flood from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a neural network based predictive method for flood disaster problem is proposed in which the neural network model and its basic designing principles are described, and an example of flood disaster area in China from 1949 to 1994 is used for demonstration.

An example of flooding (broadcast) and point-to-point (unicast) packets transmission is explained in the following.

In the example of floods and tsunami, velocity (which may at times act as a proxy for discharge) may be most strongly correlated to damage, yet often only high water levels are available post-event; in such cases while the ideal HEMU would be velocity, high water levels are the HEMU used in the majority of fragility and vulnerability functions.

Software patents, it seems, are another example of a flood of filings not counting for so much, according to Thomson Reuters.

Those decisions are not just about what to order for lunch, but about basic perception — making sense, for example, of the flood of signals coming from the eyes.

Tonle Sap Lake Cambodiaa), a classic example of a "flood pulse" system, is the largest freshwater lake in SE Asia, and is reported to have one of the highest freshwater fish productions anywhere.

Gamasutra, writing about video game plots, gives the example of the Flood not only as an important reversal to the story of Halo, but a textbook example of how games and their stories are made more interesting by twists in the plot.

We present an example of how flood and swamp water mosquito abundance can be predicted in real time at high spatial resolution through application of a more detailed dynamic hydrology model (10 ).

He cites the rather noisome example of sewage flooding in the UK.

Dr Unni Krishnan, disaster response policy co-ordinator for Plan International, and a member of the Sphere board, cites the example of the floods in Bihar in 2008 that affected more than 1.4 million people.

Wagner (2004, p. 84, 88) conducted research on the curve of forgetting using the example of river floods in Alpine areas.