Sentence examples for storm propagation from inspiring English sources

The method is based on a combined approach of solar activity, interplanetary scintillation (I) and geomagnetic disturbance observations during the period 1966 1982 together with the dynamics of solar wind storm propagation (S) and fuzzy mathematics (F).

The obtained Riemann solver has been implemented into a numerical model to simulate long waves, such as storm surge or tsunami, propagation and run-up.

To study the storm effects on VLF propagation, we use only the amplitude data for the NWC and NPM signals which cover purely low-latitude paths.

It permits the formation and propagation of storm surge from deep seas towards coastal regions, as well as reduces the computational noise from sponge zones at open-boundaries.

The temperature has a lot to do with cosmic rays, radio-wave propagation; magnetic storms; sunspots, and the aurora borealis.

The propagation of uncertainty in storm rainfall to rainfall runoff response was subsequently evaluated through model simulations forced by Monte Carlo replications of the QPEs to generate QFE distributions.

The number of iterations of this recalculation provides insights into the potential for propagation during longer duration storms.

The propagation and inundation extent of storm waves were simulated over a period of 4 h.

The magnetic storm drastically changed the character of radio propagation at all the considered paths: in most cases the reflections from the ionospheric F2-layer were changed by the reflections only from the sporadic Es-layer.

Temporal and spatial convergence of several infectious agents under environmental conditions that favor their transmission and propagation could create a "perfect storm" of pathogens, resulting in significantly greater mortality, as was suspected in the widespread collapse of honeybee colonies [1].

The NWC and NPM signals have been analyzed for any variation in their average signal strengths during complete daylight and nighttime propagation conditions to study the geomagnetic storm effects.