Sentences with phrase «given storm»

Another challenge is determining how well they retain and process water given storms of different intensity, duration and frequency, William said.

For instance, in the case of Superstorm Sandy, which hit the Northeast coast in 2012, Gary Lackmann, a scientist at North Carolina State University, analyzed the question: Given the storm happened, did climate change make it worse?

In 2001, ESA announced that SOHO researchers were giving storm watchers an extra week's notice of eruption risks.

The actor made his debut in Larry Clark «s controversial, little - seen «Ken Park,» giving a storming performance as the auto - aspyhixiating, murderous Tate.

Official Xbox Magazine gave Storm Island a 9/10 review, as did Eurogamer (back when Eurogamer actually gave scores), saying:

But has global warming given the storms an added punch, making the aftereffects more dreadful?

Though polar amplification — which is another term for how global warming spurs the poles to heat up faster than the rest of the world — helped to generate the upper level features in the atmosphere that would consistently generate storms running across the U.S. East Coast, widespread warmer than normal ocean waters helped to give these storms more fuel.

Be sure to give the Storm Lake Iowa traffic court or your insurance provider your driving school certificate.

As well as being able to take cards up to 128 GB, the microSD card tray can also be used to house an extra microSIM card, giving the Storm dual - SIM capability.

The effects of a given storm surge are accentuated if the surge arrives at high tide, and they are blunted if the surge hits at low tide.

Given their storm - related responsibilities, the town police department and area fire departments will not be able to offer evacuation assistance, according to the town.

As a more immediate, practical goal, Marshall and Stolzenburg want to test whether KSC's surveillance system reliably registers all the strokes thrown down during any given storm.

The storm needs the warm sea - surface temperatures because they give the storm fuel and energy for the system.

When it comes to flash flooding, the amount of rain that falls over a period of time is much more important than the total volume of rainfall that a given storm delivers.

Hurricanes also cool reefs with their broad cloud cover and the effect seems to be strongest to the left of a given storm's track for reasons that remain a mystery.

Meanwhile, some scientists were questioning what they viewed as a default assumption that one must prove that a given storm is influenced by climate change — seeking to flip the question and, instead, suggest that all storms today are so influenced.

They're products of a swarm of atmospheric and oceanic conditions — and what perhaps matters most is the broader pattern of winds that steer a given storm toward its landfall in a particular location.

Give me the storm and tempest of thought and action, rather than the dead calm of ignorance and faith!

For the rest of you that use it as a media device over emails and have mixed preferences given the day of the week for SureType or QWERTY, we give you the Storm.

The back door also features a speaker port and two little «feet» that give the Storm some lift even when sitting on the table thus allowing for the sound to escape.

There's a separate important question about the impact of rising sea levels on the destructive potential from a given storm, of course.

Weather forecast model horizontal resolution is important to achieve an accurate representation of a given storm or phenomena, but high vertical resolution is also critically important.

In a warmer world, heavy precipitation is on the rise, which increases the amount of rain associated with a given storm.

The logic makes sense (increased SST's increase hurricane intensity which increases damages from any given storm), but logic is not the same as scientific evidence.

Pop media takes it as a given that storms have gotten worse, but I have not seen much concrete data.

Yes, yes, it's unsophisticated to blame any given storm on climate change.

But the corollary to that is NOT that you can't link climate change to a given storm.

Given the storms and lashing rain, the cabin is shipshape inside with a soft blue and ochre glow.

«The models show most areas around the world will experience more intense precipitation for a given storm during this century,» said lead researcher Gerald Meehl of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).