"with tsunami" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a phenomenon that is created by a tsunami, for example: "The coastline was completely changed with tsunami."
His route takes him past fields strewn with tsunami wreckage, still untouched, and through the centre of Namie, a town of that once housed 22,000 people but now lies abandoned.
Federer lent his support to a similar event in 2005 when he played in a fund-raiser before the Indian Wells tournament to help with tsunami relief in Asia.
They might be dispatched to the south to pitch in with tsunami relief efforts.
The amplitude of the observed bias is important, of the same order of magnitude with tsunami waves in the open sea and with seismic ground displacements.
It also enabled us to quantify the epistemic uncertainty associated with tsunami predictions based on various source inversion models.
For the second point though we place one caveat that we have not dealt here with tsunami waves as such.
In November 2013, one of the strongest typhoons on record, Haiyan, flattened entire communities in the central region with tsunami-like waves, leaving 7,350 people dead or missing.
You might wonder, as I did, what humans had to do with tsunamis and earthquakes.
"I don't know what's going on, with tsunamis and volcanoes erupting and earthquakes all over the world," Mrs. Callahan said.
The applicability of the introduced approach is analyzed with TSUNAMI-2D for typical lattice physics calculations.
The variety of observed TEC perturbations are consistent with tsunami-generated gravity waves, auroral activity, regular TIDs and equatorial fluctuations induced by increased geomagnetic activity.
