Sentence examples for localised events from inspiring English sources

When a cold front goes through in many instances wind can increase rapidly and you see localised events with fairly large gusts and rapid changes in wind direction". Allen Hogan, the owner of Hogan's Cider in Alcester, 30 miles away, said there were no apples obviously missing from his orchards.

Spatio-temporal methods for disease surveillance are thought to offer an improved ability to detect localised events occurring in small regions relative to the temporal surveillance of larger areas [ 1].

These seem to be very localised events.

Mr Feeney says oarfish coming into shallow water or beaching themselves are usually rare, localised events.

Short-term and narrowly localised events exerting mostly rapid physical damage to crops, such as storms, or hailstorms, were excluded from the analysis.

But our grassroots developmental soccer strategy stretches beyond localised events".

"Ebola has always remained a very localised event," he posted.

"This kind of localised event is difficult to predict but is devastating when it happens," said John Rowlands, of the Environment Agency.

Ennis last visited the London site in January – "It looked amazing when I was there then... It's quite exciting to see what it's going to look like when it's finished" – but is focusing on a competition that is more of a world championship than a localised event, with all of the world's best heptathletes, except America's Hyleas Fountain, competing.

It shows that, for most particular localised future events, we can treat chance as governed by the PP (as what Hall calls a 'database expert'), as Chance-Analyst simply reduces to the original PP.

This combination of strong wind gusts and associated heavy rain are thought to promote localised windthrow events through the following mechanism.