Sentence examples for storm strongly from inspiring English sources

Michael G. Grimm, a first-term Republican representing Staten Island, where many homes were flooded by the storm, strongly disagreed with the notion of delaying aid to find cuts elsewhere in the budget.

The study revealed that rainfall depth per storm strongly influences the performance of green roofs for stormwater mitigation, providing complete retention of small storms (<2.54 cm) and detention for larger storms, assuming the measured average moisture content (∼10%) as the antecedent condition.

Thus, the paraptotic cells can release several factors that elicit an "immunostimulatory storm", strongly activating the APC and producing anti-tumor immunity.

Fejer and Scherliess (1995, 1997) and Abdu (1997) have shown that the response of the equatorial and low-latitude ionosphere to geomagnetic storms is strongly dependent on local time.

Shorefaces can display strong facies variability and integration of sedimentology and ichnology provides a high-resolution model to identify variations among strongly storm-dominated (high energy), moderately storm-affected (intermediate energy), and weakly storm-affected (low energy) shoreface deposits.

Azarenka was gutsy and presented different looks, but Williams was able to weather the storm and finish strongly on the strength of her amazing backhand.

Infrequent storm water events strongly influenced the P loss from the catchment, but the dominating pathway was subsurface flow due to tile drainage.

Findings indicate that a structure's performance during storm surge is strongly dependent on the damage state of the structure immediately seaward.

Such a condition may occur before sub-storm onset on strongly extended field lines.

The complex nature of the storm and subsequent downbursts strongly suggests that simpler models, such as the impinging jet and cooling source models, are not sufficient for capturing the spatial and temporal nature of near-surface flow found in downburst producing thunderstorms.

The difference in results is attributed to the aggregation of storm-flow and base-flow into a single system giving rise to a seemingly more non-linear response when applying the RM approach to catchments that exhibit a strongly dual storm-flow base-flow response.