Sentence examples for single landslide from inspiring English sources

However, the evolution of a single landslide through time and its contribution to erosional processes remain poorly constrained.

The response from the country music establishment was swift: in one week, the Dixie Chicks' single Landslide plummeted from 10to4343 on the Hot 100, falling off the chart after that.

Landslides from heavy downpours across the island of Java left at least 78 people dead or missing, most of them killed in a single landslide in the Karanganyar district that buried a late-night dinner party, a rescue official said.

In site specific or single landslide investigations the PS data can represent a very useful complementary data source with respect to the information acquired through ground based observations and in situ surveying.

A spatial analysis of the eccentricity values conducted for a single landslide has revealed that the method developed allows one to identify areas of landslide activation and to observe the down- or upslope propagation of instability.

It should be stressed that the objective of regional warning systems based on empirical rainfall thresholds is not to forecast where and when a single landslide may occur, but is to warn when a more or less wide portion of territory may be critically exposed to one or more landslides (Guzzetti et al. 2007; Vennari et al. 2014; Rosi et al. 2016).

Systems addressing single landslides at slope scale can be named local LEWSs (Lo-LEWSs), systems operating over wide areas at regional scale are herein referred to as territorial systems (Te-LEWSs).

One of these is Las Colinas, a housing development in the town of Santa Tecla, where more than 1,000 people died in January when a single, devastating landslide came down on them.

Of special concern was the possibility that filling the reservoir could undermine the integrity of the mountainside, and several geologists and engineers issued strong warnings about the risks of filling it too quickly and the potential for a single disastrous landslide.

This difference highlights the lack of large-landslide data, lack of chronology, problems associated with single catchment/large landslide-based calculations, and the need for regional landscape-lowering determinations over a standardized time period.

In this study, we focus on a single, large (0.5 km2) landslide in a small catchment on the southern flank of the Annapurnas in Nepal (the Khudi valley) in order to quantify its importance in the overall erosion of this steep Himalayan catchment.