Примеры использования Inundation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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small island developing states face the prospect of extreme flooding, or complete inundation, as sea levels rise.
For example, Argentina noted that one coast where a third of its population is living is also the most exposed to inundation under sea-level rise.
It is noted that uncertainty calculation of the soil spatial cover humidity leads to uncertainty of prognosis of possible inundation.
land at risk from flooding and inundation.
sees to a good exchange of knowledge and information with the Hydrology and Inundation working group of the IMC.
Causing an inundation and thereby exposing to danger the life
The representative described climate change as a major"disabling" element owing to the impact of water scarcity on food security and flooding and inundation on food production.
namely- GRAVERTON or polymeric inundation of polygraph.
Pipeline route design shall take into account development of locations with possible inundation, cryology and increased corrosion risk;
food crops, and seawater inundation of freshwater lenses.
a rising sea level, risking inundation of our fertile soil
subtidal areas is not appropriate. Preventing the natural, regular inundation of tides would substantially increase the stress on local biota.
Zijkanaal A- connects the harbour of Beverwijk to the North Sea Canal, also an inundation canal of the Stelling van Amsterdam.
Daily port operations can be directly influenced by storm surges; coastal inundation will render ports unusable for the flood duration
The last major inundation was in 2005,
Inundation of outlying islands
The inundation and disappearance of small island States would have implications for the right to self-determination,
areas of probable inundation zones during preset probability floods
ways of life are threatened by sea-level rise and inundation, as noted by small island developing States.
Many island States face the prospect of loss of significant amounts of territory to sea-level rise and inundation, and some face the prospect of complete submersion,