Sentence examples for because of a tidal from inspiring English sources
Between 1983 and 2000, the barrier was closed because of a tidal threat 25 times.
Not because it wasn't a great show, but because of a tidal wave of competition.
And almost everyone else who came to these shores, especially prior to the last century, had a similar humility when living in exposed coastal areas, building seaside cottages and rustic cabins easily rebuilt or replaced if lost because of a tidal surge or hurricane-force winds.
It was like watching the tidal wash in anticipation of a tidal wave.
The tide of Euripus (Evrípos)—a strait lying between continental Greece and the island of Euboea (Évvoia) in the Aegean is, however, extremely important, because it displays a tidal phenomenon of international significance, to which it has, in fact, lent its name.
And today marks a particularly interesting day because there is a tidal wave of new Android devices that have been announced at or around CTIA here in San Francisco.
It's able to stay liquid so far from the sun because of a phenomenon called tidal heating — Jupiter's gravity sloshes it around so much that friction keeps the interior warm.
Compared with wakefulness, minute ventilation decreased 16% during non-REM sleep and 32% during REM sleep, predominantly because of a decrease in tidal volume, measured with a pneumotachograph.
Because measurements for all four ventilatory conditions were made in each animal and because the log ratio of ventilation with a tidal volume of 12 ml/kg to a tidal volume of 6 ml/kg is not independent among the five regions within any given animal, we could not perform a standard statistical analysis looking at differences between the five regions at different PEEP levels.
"Dredging is often not the best long term or economic solution compared with other flood risk measures such as building walls or providing storage upstream - and would not reduce flood risk on all the rivers on the Somerset Levels because of their tidal nature," a spokeswoman said.
