tsunamis in A Sentence

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    Tsunami? Tsunami. I will sit here.

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    Indian Ocean tsunami.

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    The risk potential of Tsunamis is main interest for scientists.

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    Tsunamis are most often caused by earthquakes somewhere in the Pacific.

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    The article explained that Tsunamis are often preceded by unusual outgoing tides.

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    Earthquakes at such plate boundaries can cause devastating Tsunamis, like in Japan in 2011.

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    They say the Russian nuclear power plants are safe and can withstand earthquakes and Tsunamis.

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    An information statement may, in appropriate situations, caution about the possibility of destructive local Tsunamis.

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    Due to many Tsunamis in Lake Michigan, parts of western Michigan were declared a federal disaster area.

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    In 2002 an explosion sent such large amounts of rock into the sea that it caused two Tsunamis.

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    So, as Tsunamis are not related to tides, it is incorrect to consider them a type of tidal wave.

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    So, as Tsunamis are not related to tides, it is incorrect to consider them a type of tidal waves.

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    (6) Earth's atmosphere has been disturbed due to lack of trees, due to which earthquakes and Tsunamis keep coming.

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    People in some areas have attempted to stop Tsunamis with sea walls, flood gates, and channels to divert the water.

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    Tsunamis caused 61 deaths and severe damage in Hawaii, mostly at Hilo, where the runup height reached 10.6 m(35 ft).

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    The volcano created devastating and deadly Tsunamis in its wake, and in the end 36,000 people lost their lives.

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    Therefore, the joint action of Tsunamis, marsh volcanoes and thermites can be responsible for the formation of sediments at this site.

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    Geologic records show that these large Tsunamis hit the northwestern United States(Northern California through Washington state) every 300 to 500 years.

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    Many places are subject to earthquakes, landslides, Tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, tornadoes, sinkholes, blizzards, floods, droughts, wildfires, and other calamities and disasters.

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    Many people are having a wrong idea of Tsunamis merely because of the drawings who can be found on the internet.

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    It was believed that in the past, the main root cause of an emergency on ships was mainly natural anomalies- storms, squalls, Tsunamis.

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    There are more than a thousand years worth of data about Tsunamis, something you easily peruse at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration website.

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    Earthquakes are the most common causes of lake Tsunamis whereby they cause the sudden displacement of the earth's crust causing the water to be displaced.

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    Although Tsunamis are commonly known as tidal waves, they're actually unrelated to the tidal activity caused by the gravitational forces of the Sun and Moon.

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    Extreme weather conditions such as Tsunamis and hurricanes could cost your company thousands, so it is vital to be fully up to date on weather developments.

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    Even Japan, which is said to be the best prepared country in the world for earthquakes and Tsunamis, has proved not to be ready for one.

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    Earthquakes on other faults offshore California as well as underwater landslides triggered by strong shaking can create local Tsunamis, some of which may be locally damaging.

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    The JRC analysis of the event was performed using the computer code HyFlux2, developed to analyse Tsunamis, storm surges from tropical cyclones and, occasionally, dam break events.

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    The data collected in Japan, like data collected in field surveys after other recent Tsunamis, will improve scientists' ability to recognize and interpret tsunami deposits from ancient events.

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    Examples of Tsunamis originating at locations away from convergent boundaries include Storegga about 8,000 years ago, Grand Banks in 1929, and Papua New Guinea in 1998(Tappin, 2001).

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