Sentence examples for exceptional waves from inspiring English sources

It manages to classify all but a few exceptional waves as background, and it identifies the target's behaviour as anomalous in all examples, though only in a part of the target's composing pixels.

Even though, from the analysis of the morphological and climatic features of the Mediterranean basin, it can be inferred that "normal" exceptional waves are not able to dislodge, transport and scatter inland boulders with weights exceeding 1.4/1.8 tons (Mastronuzzi et al., 2006).

Ceredigion Council, meanwhile, warned residents on Twitter that "very high tides with exceptional wave swell" were predicted at 11 10 this morning in Aberystwyth.

All buildings along the town promenade were evacuated on Monday night as it was hit by an "exceptional" wave swell.

All buildings along the promenade in Aberystwyth have been evacuated as further high tides and an "exceptional" wave swell are expected later.

All buildings along the promenade in Aberystwyth are being evacuated in anticipation of further high tides and an "exceptional" wave swell.

And in the Welsh coastal town of Aberystwyth a clean-up began on Tuesday following an "exceptional" wave swell that hit the town on Monday night that led to the evacuation of 250 seafront residents.

Based on the available chronicles, the events responsible for the formation of the berm can easily be attributed to the impact of a tsunami able to flood the Rossano coast and suggests the impact of an exceptional wave along the Ionian coast of Apulia.

The finding of no significant effects on mortality is contrary to previous findings from two recent exceptional heat waves in US, but is consistent with two multicity studies in the U.S. The 1995 heat wave in Chicago was associated with 692 excess deaths [ 4], and the 2006 California heat wave caused 215 to 505 excess deaths [ 2].

Classic heatstroke is encountered in tropical areas, but exceptional heat waves have been increasingly reported in temperate countries [ 2- 4], and are possibly related to climate change [ 5].

Summer 2003 was analyzed separately to assess the impact of this exceptional heat wave episode that affected most of the European cities, and results were compared with heat waves from other years included in the study period.