Sentence examples for general storms from inspiring English sources

In general, storms formed south of 10º S, with the exception of the first storm Astride, and most storms generally tracked east to west due to a strong ridge east of Madagascar.

Face the shed away from the standard direction of general storms, winds and rain.

In general, these storms originate from large extra-tropical Mediterranean or Atlantic winter cyclones, but tropical-like cyclone storm systems crossing the Ionian Sea are reported (e.g., Emanuel, 2005; Barbano et al., 2010).

The results show in general negative storm effects (decreases of foF2 with respect to quiet conditions) following the storm commencement irrespective of the local time.

In general, a storm's movement has a northward component, (so) the longer it takes for the storm to reach Category 4 or 5, the further north it gets.

In general, the storm-time behaviour of TEC shows clear positive and negative phases, relative to the non-storm (median) behaviour, with amplitudes that tend to increase during more intense storms.

But Gaul as a country was a Roman concept, its lands inhabited by diverse tribes who were often at war with each other, a fact that left them fatally vulnerable to the more disciplined, technologically advanced and better commanded Romans, even though it is reckoned that Caesar's legions — who, according to their general "could storm the heavens" — never numbered more than 50,000 men.

Klenau and Major General Peter Vécsey stormed back at Nansouty's force with the Klenau chevauxlegers.