| 词汇 | example_english_inundation |
| 释义 | Examples of inundationThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The increased risk of inundation from storms would require even higher sea walls for protection. These probably functioned to regulate the rate and timing of seasonal inundation and subsequent drainage of the lagoon and adjoining fields. In the floodplain forests the inundation phase is followed by a short dry season, when the rainfalls start late. Why do slatey-grey snakes show so little modification of their spatial ecology in the face of this dramatic seasonal inundation? On the east side of the cobble embankment, a thick bed of black clay indicates that the area was subjected to periods of inundation. For species that do not tolerate complete inundation of several months, fast height growth should be considered as an adaptation for escaping total flooding. The point of maximum inundation may occur to the side, as well as directly on the line, of reflective symmetry. The country consequently does not lose beachfront property through inundation but rather interior land. Other countries, with lower land values, may well come to a different conclusion, that allows for a mixture of inundation and protection over time. Using the best available contour maps, we measure the amount of land at risk of inundation in each site in each decade. The depreciation would reduce the economic losses to the structure caused by inundation. However, in other islands or coastal regions, sea level rise might threaten a substantial fraction of the developable land of a country to inundation. Successional processes in mangrove forests were thought to be driven primarily by physical factors associated with tidal inundation. In the present study, the observed spatial heterogeneity in forest palm density probably predated the inundation events that created forest islands. This approach reduces the present value of protection costs considerably and protects a valuable resource from inundation. Given these high land values, the cost of protection is significantly lower than the cost of inundation. Since inundation, the forest surrounding the 365-km2 reservoir has been protected by law. As mangroves grow on muddy and anaerobic soils which suffer from tidal inundation, they show a unique pattern of biomass allocation. If structures are included, countries must consider whether owners will depreciate existing structures over time in anticipation of inundation. Trees inhabiting the wetland forests must adapt to specialized habitat conditions of inundation and soft wetland soils. The cost of protection and the cost of inundation are compared. This study compares the cost and benefit of protecting each coastal site from inundation and chooses the least cost alternative, whether to protect or abandon. Many ecological factors are associated with altitude, including light availability in the understorey, soil texture, leaf-litter t hickness, depth to water table, and frequency of inundation. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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