Sentence examples for storm position from inspiring English sources
It's moved at the last minute from Soho to a venue nearer her home, where a variety of people from her modelling agency, Storm, position themselves within earshot.
Not until 7 P.M., when the National Hurricane Center issued a new storm position, did Mr. Burke find out that the hurricane had jogged southeast and cut Fantome off.
These models are interpolated to the current storm position for use in the following forecast cycle — for example, GFDI, the interpolated version of the GFDL model.
For an extra thrill from photographing the lightning storm, position the camera securely on a tripod and enable a slow shutter speed.
We used the National Hurricane Center's Best Track data set of historical storm positions and intensities to tabulate the cumulative ACE occurring over or close to the continental United States each year.
At NTID in Rochester, New York, the conditions were exactly right when people and events came together [End Page 464] as the "perfect storm" to position that place and that moment at the very heart of the ASL poetry hydrogen jukebox.
There was just enough time before nightfall to storm the position on its north side (mainly up the steepest part of the slope immediately north of Gustavus's fort), but not enough time to develop simultaneous attacks from other sides.
Vulnerability V j is shown as the difference between the No Storm asset position, (TA^{0}) versus the Worst Case impact of storm scenario j (high storm severity with no adaptation) asset position of the community indicators, (TA^{text{j}}).
Their objective was to storm a position on the bluffs protected by rifle pits, a swamp and a rebel engineered backwater from the Mississippi River.
Updated at 6.15pm GMT 5.51pm GMT AP video: Philippines Survivors Beg for Food, Water Facebook Twitter Pinterest 5.33pm GMT The Joint Typhoon Warning Center plots the storm's position as of midday Monday.
Aircraft data are an essential part of the forecaster's toolbox because the planes fly directly into hurricanes to collect high-resolution measurements of the storm's position, intensity, central pressure, and wind structure.
