Sentence examples for large-scale storm from inspiring English sources

Continental shelf waves are often generated after large-scale storm events move across or along a continental shelf13.

Large-scale storm surge barriers are shown to be less economically attractive than building code measures that require residential structures to be elevated.

Field observations of temporal changes in flux were made over multiple days during a large-scale storm event and diurnally during seasonal baseflow recession.

Outbreaks are often triggered by large-scale storm disturbances, which provide the beetles with a large surplus of suitable breeding material in the form of wind-felled spruces in storm gaps.

The finding that the number of colonised wind-felled trees was closely related to the number of killed trees in the forest around the gaps implies that areas with numerous large storm gaps should be harvested first after large-scale storm disturbances.

Results from the peri-urban catchment showed an increase in impervious cover from 11% in the 1960s to 44% in 2010s, and introduction of a large-scale storm drainage system in the early 2000s, was accompanied by a 50% reduction in the Muskingum routing parameter k, reducing the characteristic flood duration by over 50% while increasing peak flow by over 400%.

While large-scale storms always rotate cyclonically due to the Coriolis effect, thunderstorms and tornadoes are so small that the direct influence of the Coriolis effect is unimportant, as indicated by their large Rossby numbers.

"Since we keep seeing large scale storms -- the derecho this summer, Irene, Isabel -- it may be wise for transit and infrastructure planners and officials to think of these as part of a new normal," said Puentes.

They are located in a large-scale ice storm area, as shown in Fig. 8.

As in the case of a large-scale geomagnetic storm, a model of the electric field due to a specific substorm for the whole polar cap could be obtained within a few hours when using a standard workstation for computations.

This model has been shown to be adequate to reproduce large-scale geomagnetic storm electric fields (Püthe et al. 2014), but it is most probably not sufficient for accurate characterization of smaller-scale magnetospheric substorm electric fields due to higher frequency content of their spectrum.