In both the upstream and downstream regions of Koyra, people at risk perceived intensified climate hazard risks over the two decades prior to 2009, particularly through increased frequency and intensity of cyclone hazards and their consequences in the form of storm surges, flash floods, and water-logging resulting from inundation (Table 3).
And what of the consequences?
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In general, risk has a probabilistic component: the hazard variable can be the probability of a hazard or a hazard of a certain intensity occurring, and the consequence can be the probability of a certain outcome (e.g., devastation) occurring given the combination of the hazard and the exposed asset (Douglas, 2007).
The intensity of the battles.
As a consequence, the intensity of electric field at the edge of the bubbles increases, which could facilitate rapid sintering and accumulation of PTFE particles at the electrolyte/gas/coating interface.
For energy intensity we distinguish between electrical and thermal energy intensity, to be able to assess the consequences of saving measures in the electricity sector.
Miscalculation of the intensity of picking allowable could have serious consequences for conservation of wild populations, as fires are most likely at 10 20 year intervals.
Additional semi-field and field studies are required to explicate the consequences and intensity of IGP in agro-ecosystem as in field conditions, IGP is influenced by many factors such as habitat complexity, multispecies interaction, and escape possibilities (Velasco-Hernandez et al. 2013).
In addition, this special issue also analyses the consequences of land use intensity on the diversity, naturalness and patterns of landscapes.
The consequences of disturbance are known to be non-linear functions of disturbance intensity.
