Sentence examples for ongoing rainfall from inspiring English sources
PA mixture shows the poorest rutting resistance under the ongoing rainfall condition.
Under the rainfall onset and ongoing rainfall conditions, the rutting resistance of the PA mixture is lower than that under the dry condition.
A multi-physics chamber was designed for the MRLPD test to achieve real coupled conditions of dry, rainfall onset, ongoing rainfall, and rainfall end, which are consistent with the rainfall process.
The much quicker response time compared to Period B and C indicates that the system was already hydraulically saturated after ongoing rainfall so that no further water can be retained as matrix component.
The ongoing rainfall affected both the roads by which the division had to move to its starting positions and the placement of the supporting artillery.
Again, the exact timing for this N e estimate is not known, but assuming a continuing decline in residual efficacy of the carbamate insecticide, combined with the ongoing rainfall, it is reasonable to suspect that N e was larger toward the end of this interval.
There are high levels of confidence in forecasting ongoing temperature and mean rainfall increase over the country, however, climate change impacts depend on the extent of emission scenarios and climatic models.
Furthermore, the characteristics of daily rainfall aggregation in ongoing climate variability provide a reference to evaluate the capability of GCM to simulate changes in the hydrologic cycle.
This article traces the history of scientific ideas connecting forest cover with rainfall to inform ongoing debates about whether forests are net users or producers of water in the hydrological cycle.
In this context of an ongoing cholera epidemic associated with persisting rainfall, generalized open-air defecation inevitably leads to contamination of water sources.
Because of the ongoing process of climate change, the rainfall pattern has become more irregular in the cropping season, causing widespread drought in rice-growing areas, which results in severe yield losses [ 3, 4].
