Sentence examples for a seaward from inspiring English sources

Discoveries of petroleum and natural gas beneath the seafloor began in 1959, when a seaward extension of a major natural gas field in the northeastern part of the Netherlands was identified.

Cape Canaveral, cape and city in Brevard county, east-central Florida, U.S. The cape is a seaward extension of Canaveral Island, a barrier island running southeastward along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

It corresponds to a seaward flow.

Fig. 5. (a) Seaward (east) side of the Sendai Tobu Highway at Sendai.

The breakwater consists of a seaward perforated wall and a shoreward impermeable wall.

Our numerical model results suggest that the proportion of wave overtopping water passing a landward location increases with a seaward slope when it is less than 1 3 and decreases with a seaward slope when it gets steeper.

The continental shelf is underlain by a seaward-thickening wedge of sediment that thins westward to a feather edge along its boundary with the crystalline bedrock.

During these periods, progradation was not restricted to linear growth along the spit axis, but also included a seaward-directed component.

The most prominent feature of the terrace deposits is a seaward-accreting clinoform about 10 m thick, inferred to be formed during forced regressive conditions.

Consistent with previous field observations, friction does not significantly alter the gradient of the water surface elevation and a seaward-dipping water surface elevation is observed during the majority of the swash process.

The Traditional Dike has a steeper seaward slope and a stone or asphalt revetment along the dike toe.