Sentence examples for long-term storm from inspiring English sources

Prograded coral rubble ridges have been widely used as archives for reconstructing long-term storm or storminess history.

The proposed design criterion considers the Ultimate Limit State (ULS) for the tendon sections, expressed in terms of the expected value of the extreme Interaction Ratio (IR), considering long-term storm sea states, and takes into account the dynamic load effects interaction and the statistics of its associated extreme response.

A few years ago, when faced with having to come up with a viable long-term storm-water management plan to meet their obligations under the Clean Water Act, the PWD saw an opportunity to reinsert nature into what had become an unnatural equation.

The relevance of long-term wave storm characterization based on in-situ measurements extends from marine ecosystems management to the design of ocean engineering structures.

"This is a novel and possibly precedent-setting approach of trying to show economic benefits and public good outside the project area in order to protect private real estate vulnerable to gradual, long-term and storm-induced beach erosion".

Sparse historical data of Pacific storms has made it more difficult for scientists to detect long-term changes to storms in that region, but in the Atlantic at least, global warming is expected to increase the prevalance of the strongest storms, while making storms produce more rainfall.

Even worse, some groups argue, a beach project can create incentives for fresh development along coastlines, requiring still more federal subsidies and increasing the nation's long-term vulnerability to storms.

Economists do not foresee long-term impact from the storm, even if it results in billions of dollars in property damage from the high winds and lashing rain.

For days computer simulations of the long-term trajectory of the storm had been shifting a bit to the east day by day.

"We want to bring the work back to the people affected by Katrina, to pay tribute to them," he said, "and remind the larger community of the long-term impact of the storm, and the struggles that residents face in rebuilding their lives".

We note that the proxy data approach is already well-established as a technique for assessing the long-term risk from radiation storms, but does not yet provide any means to assess the risk from severe geomagnetic storms.