Sentence examples for volume of storm from inspiring English sources
Overflows occur when the volume of storm water is so large that the pipe cannot carry it.
Swaled Streets In Seattle, greening the street with landscaped areas called swales has cut the total volume of storm water runoff from the street by 99percentt.
Historically, the volume of storm erosion (and coastline retreat) accommodated for coastal planning decisions has been directly linked to the storm (usually defined by considering wave height and duration only) with a certain pre-defined return period, known as a Synthetic Design Storm (SDS) (e.g. 1 in 100 year storm).
This poses a challenge to urban drainage design as future drainage systems will have to deal with increased frequency and volume of storm water flows.
Stormwater detention basins are primarily designed to detain large volumes of storm runoff and trap suspended sediments and associated pollutants.
In the northern Ethiopian highlands, croplands yield extremely high volumes of storm runoff and are the major contributor to sediment load in the rivers.
A t test comparison for each 15-min increment (96 in a 24-h period) for each GI as compared to the current situation was performed for runoff volume of the July 1 , 2002storm.
In the third volume, A Storm of Swords, this story becomes entangled with the civil war.
Average daily volume calculation based on these observations had uncertainties of between588% and 99% of the estimated value, and the uncertainty bounds of storm flow volume and peak flow for nine storm events constituted between 31 84%, and 13 48% of the estimated value respectively.
In a building literally overflowing with millions of books, writer was looking at a small-screen movie of Storm Troopers gleefully tossing volume after volume onto giant pyres.
A volume of selected poems, In the Storm of Roses, was published in 1986; it was the inspiration for Elizabeth Vercoe's composition In the Storm: Four Songs on Texts by Ingeborg Bachmann for medium voice, clarinet, and piano.
