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Numerical simulation of typhoon storm surge in Zhujiang River Estuary

One way is for a further surge in investment.

In the Midwest the surge in foreclosures and the collapse of traditional industries has hardened hearts.

It confirms a big upward surge in recent years: in 2007, only 13 rhinos were poached.

The surge in casinos is one of the most striking signs of Westernization.

Hundreds and thousands of designing advisors surge in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou.

That surge in productivity was in part a result of an earlier splurge in capital spending on information technology.

Veterinarians believe a rise in canine diabetes, along with a surge in feline diabetes, are due to obesity.

The surge in the trade deficit is the automatic consequence of a shift in global trade imbalances.

Opposition to the decision is widespread, indicated partly by the surge in new memberships to Sweden's Pirate Party.

The surge in production came as demand growth for PCs and other digital gadgets that use memory chips slowed.

Among the many factors that have underpinned the surge in the US stock market, one is starting to look inadequate.

For one thing, the surge in investment in oil futures is not that large relative to the global trade in oil.

The surge in steel utilization, caused by rapid modernization in China, contributed to supply-demand imbalance and increases in the cost of raw-materials and energy.

A surge in pirate attacks in the Gulf of Aden, between Somalia and Yemen, prompted many countries to send naval forces to the area.

It was the combination of banking deregulation and the G7-sanctioned surge in the yen that ushered in the final manic stage of the Japanese bubble.

Compared to a year ago, China's cost of living jumped by 5.4 percent in March, a figure fueled by an 11.7 percent surge in food costs.

A weak pound could also explain Britain's renewed economic strength, much as a surge in the yen has increased worries about Japan.

Earnings at airlines have already been under pressure amid waning demand and a record surge in the price of crude oil.

Like in the water day, quietly bathed in the warm sun, let beautiful music ripple in the ear, let the film tenderness surge into the heart, let your shadow linger in the mind, let fly missing, quietly miss you.

While those remaining in mutual funds probably will receive the advantage, eventually, of a surge in the stock market, some are in funds that will face an uphill battle.

In addition to hoteliers believing that social media will produce greater ROIs, the survey also showed a surge in the types of social media that hoteliers are participating in (or planning for 2010).

Experts said that given the limited amount of capital inflows, the surge in the foreign exchange reserves in the first quarter was the result of too much "hot money" inflow.

The surge in popularity is because of volatile equity and hesitant credit markets as well as booming demand from the rapidly growing number of hedge funds in the region.

There are too many books in the world, the ancient books have not yet read three volumes and two silks, and the books of modern people surge in and submerge people.

The original opening time of the museum was 9:00 a.m. every day, because of the surge in the flow of people, it had to be advanced to 8:30, and the closing time was delayed by half an hour.

Monday's surge in bond yields widened the gap between Italian and German 10-year bond yields to a euro-zone era record of 4.75 percentage points, up from 4.48 percentage points Friday.

Many want to find a side of the countryside, a strand of fresh, in the green mountains, grass condensation, smell the fragrance of flowers, let the heart stretch in the sky, let the natural quiet surge in the heart of abundance.

The high cost of gas is helping fuel a surge in food prices. Higher transportation expenses, along with growing demand for agricultural exports from the United States and increasing need for corn-based ethanol for gas supplies, has sent commodity costs soaring.

At this moment, thousands of words, suddenly surge into his heart, he has a strong desire to talk.

Clouds surge into summer, wind blows and rain blossoms into flowers, under neon, the rain is moist and fresh, the breeze touches me, as drunk as immortals.

Like the recent surge in gasoline prices.

With the end of the surge in Iraq in 2008, Afghanistan will see its own military surge in 2009.

Specialists see various reasons for the recent surge in inflation.

We are having trouble keeping up with the recent surge in demand.

The market for credit default swaps is pointing to a surge in defaults on corporate bonds.

The surge in food and energy prices in the first half of 2008 squeezed profits and spending power.

The world's second largest economy has seen a tremendous surge in lending over the past few years.

His victory in 2003 led to a surge in entrants for the World Series main event from 512 in 2000 to 8,773 in 2006.

The surge in home ownership, which rose dramatically to nearly 70% in 2005 from 64% in 1994, has proved just as unsustainable as the reliance on subprime mortgages.

See the surge in front of and behind, rushing to the shore, rolling up thousands of piles of snow. In the torrent, rocks crisscross.

Uganda has been shocked by a surge in ritualistic murders and human sacrifice, with police struggling to respond and public hysteria mounting at each gruesome discovery.

Led by a surge in German GDP, the euro area fared relatively better in the first half of this year, but as the rebound in global trade wanes, Germany's export-dependent economy is slowing again.

But the band has been enjoying a surge in nationwide popularity among 14 to 25 year olds, and the 30, 000 tickets for a recent concert in Megalopolis sold out in 12 minutes.

The booming gun industry in the United States has long been proud of the surge in sales, but it is facing increasing pressure after Friday's elementary school shooting tragedy.

Massive and well-targeted fiscal stimulus is one option, he writes: the current "eco-points" subsidy scheme, which has led to a surge in purchases of energy-saving durable goods, is a good example.

For instance, Ford, as well as the General Motors and Chrysler Corporations, were caught flat-footed in the mid1980's by the surge in popularity of Japanese cars equipped with three and four valves per cylinder, which run faster and produce more power than two-valve-per-cylinder engines.

By using adi dry wet grid method and radiation boundary condition, a numerical model of storm surge inundation is presented.

And he felt a surge in craving to go use.

That, thanks to the surge in manpower, seems largely achieved in London, though how long the surge can be maintained at other forces’ expense must be a question.

No wonder, then, that statistics show a surge in broadband use, especially in places that are already prosperous.

Room at the top is limited, and there is little prospect of another 60s-style surge in good jobs.

And once again we have a weakening economy coupled with rising inflation, again thanks in large part to a surge in oil prices.

These kits test your urine for the surge in hormones that takes place before ovulation, which helps you identify when you're most likely to be ovulating.

The surge in BoCom's share price underlined the continued massive demand for initial public offerings in China, which has helped lift share prices fourfold over the past two years.

Lu Xun has always had a special temper, who lost confidence in the future, confused the reality, the enthusiasm for shouting subsided, nostalgia will surely surge into his mind.

surge in numbers, as of populations.

Several factors explain this surge in enthusiasm for the ballot box.

much of the rebound in global demand is thanks to the public purse, from the officially induced investment surge in China to stimulus-prompted spending in America.

That in part reflects the surge in capital flooding into the region as investors turn their backs on the uncertainties of developed countries to lock in gains from fast-growing Asia.

Study on the surge intelligent diagnosis system for blower fan based on information fusion

The governor has enjoyed a huge surge in the polls in the wake of last week's convention.

Sales of food including kimchi, a spicy Korean pickled vegetable dish, jumped 12.5 percent, helped by a surge in Asian tourists visiting South Korea to take advantage of a weaker won.

Every time I talk about it, there is always a strange surge in my heart, but every time I can't talk through it.

A sudden surge in the current made the lights fuse.