Sentence examples for historic tide from inspiring English sources

Our party should have followed the historic tide.

Modelling the same wave train with an historic tide increased Hmax,mod to 0.32 m, increasing ΔHmax to 0.12 m (ΔHmax/Hmax,obs = 60%) (Fig. 8, Table 2).

At the Fort Denison tide gauge Hmax,obs = 0.78 m, Hmax,mod = 0.93 m without tide and Hmax,mod = 0.94 m with an historic tide (Fig. 8).

The historic tide of people braving the journey to Europe in the past year has refocused the world's attention on wars most of the refugees are fleeing -- in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Historic events with historic tides show amplification similar to or slightly greater than both low and high tide models, except for the Spit Bridge location, where the Hmax value is amplified from 0.4 m to 1.0 m with historic tides, only 0.55 m with a low tide, and 0.59 m with a high tide.

The legend specifies if the scenarios were modelled as coincident with low, high or historic tides.

Historic events modelled with historic tides showed inundation too minimal to be visible in Fig. 2: Toh2011historesultedlted in 0.006 ha above the high tide level and Chi1960historic, 0.039 ha.

Historic tides represent the tide data from the time that a historic tsunami event occurred.

As much as 14 inches fell in Greater Boston on Thursday, leaving more than 24,000 without power by late afternoon as the storm caused what officials called a "historic high tide" to flood coastal towns.

The historic mean high tide line determines the lot's oceanside boundary.

When compared to the two historic models without tide in this study (both Chile 1960 and Tohoku 2011 ΔHmax/Hmax,obs = 20%), the data from Allen & Greenslade38 shows a greater model overestimation of maximum wave heights.