Examples of using A cyclone in English and their translations into Russian
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continues to make progress despite the environmental shocks of the tsunami in 2009 and a cyclone in 2012.
Movement of thunder-storms depends mainly on the movement of the air in a cyclone which is carrying away the whirlwind formed in his environment.
French Polynesia, which had been devastated by a cyclone the preceding week.
there must at all times be a cyclone or anticyclone somewhere.
in many least developed countries, a lost crop resulting from a flood or a cyclone or a drought might be the single largest threat to human security.
And remember that the law of the chaos say that the heartbeat of wings of a butterfly can provoke a cyclone in the other part of the Earth.
The fibres can be fed into the machine via a feed conveyor, a rotary condenser or a cyclone.
why a cyclone could not enter his room.
heavy rains swept Pakistan and a Cyclone hit its southern coast affecting Baluchistan and Sindh provinces.
Not a storm nor a cyclone might compare. with the trembling heart of a royal parent
Osnovnym direction of scientific activity is a cyclone melting ferrous
for example by forecasting a cyclone.
When using a cyclone, the sample material is additionally cooled by the air stream and more rapidly discharged from the grinding chamber via the cassette pan with outlet.
Floods struck Somalia and the Sudan, a cyclone killed 10,000 in Gujarat(India)
Bangladesh created a cyclone warning system that relies on volunteers to alert villages of approaching meteorological conditions.
Dorothy travels to Oz in a cyclone where she makes many new friends and shows great bravery.
In 1966, the Red Crescent had begun to support the development of a cyclone warning system, which developed into a Cyclone Preparedness Programme in 1972.
When a cyclone in the capital island of Alofi destroyed a local newspaper's office,
of Disaster Management and Bangladesh Red Crescent Society operated a cyclone preparedness programme with 40,000 volunteers covering coastal areas.