After years of suffering flooding from rainstorms, Mr. Gates had, that summer, installed something like a dry well (exactly what he did is part of the dispute), a precast concrete structure that collects water and dissipates it into the soil.
Major reported sources of cypermethrin in surface water include agricultural and urban runoff from rainstorms, spray drift, urban landscape irrigation and release of agricultural tailwaters (Wang et al. 2009).
The idea comes from hydrology and originally concerned the cadence of the build-up of runoff from rainstorms throughout a watershed as the water approached a dam on a large river (Hurst, Black, & Simaika, 1965).
It corroborates other simulations and experimental results [ 15, 22] that sandier soils have deeper soil water recharge from rainstorms than clayey soils, whose water availability is increased by more regular rainfalls (inverse-texture effect [ 1]).
I met them whilst sheltering from a rainstorm in their tiny village miles from anywhere, and straight away I knew I could trust them.
The Buddha protected by a cobra's hood represents a coalescing of the Buddha myth with the pre-Buddhist cult of snakes as protecting divinities (the naga cult) and derives from a legend in which the Buddha was protected from a rainstorm by a great naga king named Mucilinda.
Sheltering from a rainstorm in an abandoned factory, the boys encounter a trio of tramps.
A distraction from the rainstorm that howls behind the curtains, rattling her Victorian window panes.
Her layabout lifestyle is interrupted when an Eton-educated young man (Sean McNall) requests shelter from a rainstorm.
But Feinstein reserves great praise for a key scene in which Stone and Firth shelter from a rainstorm together: it possesses an "aching beauty" and is "pure magic".
