Sentence examples for frequency of typhoon from inspiring English sources

In a different study, Chan and Shi [36] examined government records over 22 cities/counties in the Guangdong Province of China during the period 1470 1931 and found that the frequency of typhoon landfall has a positive linear trend, as well as centennial and decadal oscillations.

In China, the abundance of historical documentary records in the form of (semiofficial local gazettes) offers an extraordinary opportunity for providing a high-resolution historical dataset for the frequency of typhoon strikes.

The long-term impacts and recovery of damaged coastal wetlands depend on the intensity and frequency of typhoons and hurricanes.

The high frequency of typhoons in Taiwan leads not only to increased resistance but also to increased resiliency to typhoons (Chi et al. 2015; Lin et al. 2011).

The study site experiences a typical tropical monsoon climate, with a high frequency of typhoons and late thundershowers in the summer and little precipitation in other seasons.

Lee et al. (2008) attributed this to the lower frequency of typhoons at the Lienhuachi forest and concluded that native forests that experience more typhoons are more resistant to typhoons.

On the contrary, annual mean deaths by typhoons increased, because the frequency of typhoons rose, with the mean deaths per occurrence 24.1 in the 1990s, which increased by 1.8 times to 43.5 in the 2000s.

The frequency of severe typhoons with intense precipitation has increased in Taiwan recently, but there is significant inter- and intra-annual variation so projections for the future are unclear (Hsu et al. 2011).

Viet Nam joins the world to celebrate International Disaster Risk Reduction Day Viet Nam has been named one of the countries most threatened by disasters and climate change effects, particularly in forms of increased intensity and frequency of flooding, typhoons and prolonged droughts.

(Click here to read the full remarks by Ms. Sylwander) Viet Nam has been named one of the countries most threatened by disasters and climate change effects, particularly in forms of increased intensity and frequency of flooding, typhoons and prolonged droughts.

Taiwan experiences many typhoons each year and has one of the highest frequencies of tropical typhoons globally (Lin et al. 2017).