Sentence examples for surge effect from inspiring English sources

This "surge" effect creates extremely high tides.

Fourteen of the 20 most marginal Coalition seats are held by an MP who defeated a Labor MP in 2013, so we should expect a sophomore surge effect in many of these seats.

Heavy rainstorms can introduce huge influxes of water into storm sewers, and sometimes this surge effect is tempered by the use of storm water retention ponds on the building site; runoff from the roof and paved areas is temporarily stored in these ponds while it flows into the sewer at a slower rate.

Because the spatially variable wind field model provides a more realistic approximation of hurricane processes, it also most likely provides a better assessment of storm surge effects.

The implication from these simulations is that storm surge effects in the aquifer can last for years; however, there is some uncertainty in the actual length of time because numerical model predictions near this coastal area indicate a salinity accuracy of less than 3 PSU for most computed values (Lohmann et al. 2012).

Gusty winds and storm surge effected Louisiana.

This is something that should be adopted fully because it would immediately give forecasters more information about potential surge effects.

The biggest fear concerns the storm surge, the effect of wind-whipped waters rising high above their normal levels.

The conductor never exactly unleashes his orchestra, so when he allows its controlled energy to surge, the effect is like heaven and earth moving together.

In his book "On the Water," Nordenson and his co-authors, Catherine Seavitt and Adam Yarinsky, investigate what they call "soft infrastructure" proposals to combat rising sea levels and increasingly frequent storm surges — both effects of global warming.

And last fall's Hurricane Sandy along the U.S. East Coast has kept USGS scientists hopping, assessing storm surges, the effects of erosion, and the pulses of sediment and pollutants thrust into waterways by the storm.