Sentences with phrase «if subsidence»

If the subsidence continues, millions of Americans will lose their homes.

If subsidence happens in some streets or zones but not others, cracks begin to appear.

Not exact matches

But if land subsidence is also taken into account, the area vulnerable to flooding during high tides and storm surges rises to between 130 and 430 square kilometres.

Your sinkhole insurance policy may not provide coverage for damages from mine subsidence, so be sure to review your policy carefully to see if you need additional insurance if your Arizona property is on top of an old coal mine.

The artist then casts and refinishes his work to imitate the effects of erosion and subsidence, creating monuments to our present obsessions, as if the objects were rescued from Pompeii.

This means that, e.g., if heat moves from the tropical surface water (temp about 25C) to surface waters at lower temps, the net effect is a subsidence of sea level — even without any change in total heat content.

If one removed the frontal disturbance the flow would be laterally beneath the dotted green line to the top of the subsidence region to the right of the graphic as per my simplified diagram.

The first diagram shows by way of a broken green line the undulation in tropopause height band if you look at the green arrows in the cloud to the left that lateral flow corresponds with my diagram but I extend the flow downwards beneath the distorted tropopause to the top of the adjoining subsidence column which is actually situated off to the right of this picture which focuses on frontal disturbances between low and high pressure cells rather than on the relationship between the low and high pressure cells themselves.

If the large - scale subsidence weakens under warming, the difference between the two approaches is less pronounced, because of a fortuitous compensation between the subsidence and surface energy balance effects on the MBL dynamics.

Under the new slab - ocean approach, the LHF increase is weaker under warming, the Cu layer shallows (if the large - scale subsidence rate is kept fixed), and the inversion strengthens.

If they have put 10 feet of filling in for the subsidence then ergo it is no longer 10 foot under.

What if the measurements of subsidence in cities around the world, sometimes exceeding 100mm / year, are wrong?

Basic meteorology has it that easterly winds surrounding an area of HP (a - ve AO) develop if wamer air is at it's core (in the NH the thermal flow aloft is from warm to cold and deflected to the right) and thus decends / warms as a result of convergence aloft and subsidence (leading to divergence at the surface).

If global warming is marked by Arctic Amplification, this tends to flatten the slope of potential temperature which reduces the intensity of potential subsidence:

Ultimately I believe people are the most important, but if I had to worry about beach zoning, I would worry in this order: 1) tsunamis; 2) hurricanes and ground subsidence; 3) low pressure systems and rogue waves; 4) sewage and ship leaks; 5) sea level rise.

Buyers of land might have some apprehension about minerals being mined in the future as well as possible subsidence, even if the reservation states that the minerals owner may not enter the land to extract or cause any damage to the surface of the ground.

Your sinkhole insurance policy may not provide coverage for damages from mine subsidence, so be sure to review your policy carefully to see if you need additional insurance.

If the area is known to have subsidence issues because of the wet soil, then you will want to know this beforehand.

Issues like subsidence are going to be a bit more expensive to take care of, but there are preventative measures you can put in place if you spot the problem early enough.

If there are subsidence issues in Keller, then you'll want to find out from the Texas landlord ahead of time.

If we take the U.S. coast line as a whole, the area that is most susceptible to sea level rise is the Mississippi Delta in part because of land subsidence.