Sentence examples for particular rainfall from inspiring English sources

Because of the severe atmospheric attenuation, and in particular rainfall scattering losses, the EHF band is currently the least populated radio band for terrestrial communication.

It means that the output from PCSWMM (ponding depth, its area, and duration associated with a particular rainfall) as shown in Fig. 2 is used as input in VISSIM as the low-speed operating areas.

The storm-related uncertainty would be reduced if the risk of post-fire debris flows can linked to a particular rainfall intensity duration threshold (Cannon et al. [2011]; Kean et al. [2011]).

In Fig. 7 it is difficult to predict the triggering of a shallow landslide without the introduction of the minimum slope angle S at a particular site and for a particular rainfall.

Although there was a high degree of multicollinearity between environmental variables, analysis revealed the vegetation composition of surveyed woodlands to be primarily structured by geographical, climatic and soil gradients, in particular rainfall, soil pH and accumulated temperature.

He added: "This particular rainfall is due to peter out during the early hours of the morning but it's quite possible that further rain will fall over the next few days and because the ground is already saturated and the rivers already high, then it's quite likely that we could see other flood situations develop over the coming days and weeks".

It is difficult to characterize the different aspects of model performance for a particular rainfall-runoff model with only one or two statistical criteria (Shakti et al., [2010]).

It is found that for a particular annual rainfall amount, threshold tank size for South-East Melbourne is higher than that of Central Melbourne.

These variables include seasonality of rainfall with respect to seasonal temperatures, frequency of precipitation events, frequency event size relationships, return times of particular rain events, wind-season intensity, daily patterns of microclimates, and rainfall-potential evapotranspiration relationships.

In particular, 10-20mm of rainfall will fall quite widely in parts of Wales and south-west England, with perhaps 30-40mm in the wettest spots.

That of southern Brazil, northern Argentina and Paraguay, in particular, depends for rainfall on the moist Atlantic trade winds, which cross the Amazon basin and then are deflected southwards by the Andes.