Sentence examples for potential of rain from inspiring English sources

If Mediterranean writers found their hot dry climate conducive to love songs, the English were not going to miss out on the competing erotic potential of rain.

The empower that is derived from solar, geothermal and tidal sources drives the productive processes of the geobiosphere and is responsible for developing exergy gradients (work potential) to be transformed into secondary exergy sources (wind, and chemical potential of rain water) and tertiary sources (chemical and geopotential energy of river discharges and the available energy of breaking waves).

As a final remark, concerning the tephra loading, we need to consider the potential effect of rain.

These environmental pollution lead to a health problems as: potential of acid rain and carcinogenicity to humans [ 6, 24, 25].

The National Weather Service warned for the potential of flooding rains in the drought-stricken region of southern Texas.

Jeff Warner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University, said that when that kind of storm system collides with that kind of moist air, "the potential for rain really goes up".

The potential for rain water harvesting was only partly exploited.

Thus, the PWV value of 42 mm obtained for 10 00 UTC on November 4, 2011 can be converted into approximately 230 mm/h of potential rain, which contrasts the value of 75 mm observed from 9 00 to 10 00 UTC by the pluviometer in DICCA19 at the University of Genoa.

He added: "On Wednesday and Thursday there could be an area of low pressure coming in from the North West, bringing the potential for longer spells of rain, sleet and snow more widely, even across England and Wales.

Cooper et al. [ 13, 14] performed two consecutive experiments over two years to examine the yield potential of SHWs under rain-fed field conditions and concluded that grain weight is the most heritable trait and even some lines with higher number of spikes and higher number of grains per spike maintained their grain size and weight.

Assuming that the PWV remains nearly constant for 1 h and that all of the water vapor condenses, the following factor k, k = frac{3600}{666} = 5.4, (6 can be considered as multiplying factor relating the PWV values to the maximum amount of potential rain.