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What is a rapid-onset flood?
same as slow onset flood but larger and quicker
What is a flood timberland?
A flood timberland is a flash flood. A flash flood is the rapid flowing of low-lying areas such as rivers, basins, and dry lakes.
Different types of flood?
flash flood pounding flood river puival costal slow onset rapid onest urban and many others
What are devastating results of a flood for the area's inhabitants?
i have no idea i know it is caused by rapid rivers and flooding action
What causes rapid changes?
1. Flood 2. Volcano Eruption 3. Earthquakes 4. Erosion
What is a well known land feature in Rapid City South Dakota?
One well known land feature in Rapid City, South Dakota is the low mountain ridge, called the Dakota Hogback, that separates the eastern and western parts of the city. Dinosaur Park is located on top of this ridge. Another well known land feature in Rapid City is Canyon Lake, formed by the Canyon Lake Dam on Rapid Creek. The Canyon Lake Dam became clogged with debris and failed, contributing to the 1972 Black Hills Flood (also known as the Rapid City Flood). Since 1972, much of Rapid Creek's flood plain has become a series of parks, arboretums, and bike trails.
What are some devastating results of a flood for the areas inhabitants?
i have no idea i know it is caused by rapid rivers and flooding action
What are some devastating results of a flood the areas inhabitants?
i have no idea i know it is caused by rapid rivers and flooding action
What did they do to stop the lynmouth flood happening again?
They set up flood signals and widened the Foot Bridge.
Differences between slow-onset rapid-onset and flash floods?
A slow-onset flood lasts for a long period of time, weeks, even months. A rapid-onset flood lasts for a shorter period, lasting only a couple of days, but it can cause much more damage. A flash flood can happen within minutes or hours after heavy rain. This causes the most damage to farmers and communities.
What causes rapid depolarization phase of a pacemaker cell?
Rapid depolarization happens after the membrane threshold has been reached and Na+ ions start to flow into the cell. As more Na+ ions flood in the cell becomes more and more positive. This causes the voltage gated Na+ channels to open creating a flood of Na+ ions and thus a rapid phase of depolarization. Shortly after this rapid phase K+ ions are released from the cell causing the cell to become more negative closing the Na+ channels and thus repolarizing the cell.
Where did the flood come from halo?
The Flood was actually contained inside Halo before some Covenant set them free. Their actual origins are unknown.
