Sentence examples for because of large waves from inspiring English sources

On the Isles of Scilly the quay on St Mary's has been closed because of large waves.

Smaller sets of waves formed parts of larger waves.

People are being advised to stay away from promenades and sea fronts because of the risk of being hit by large waves or debris.

And while intuitively we might not expect it to be so, abrupt subsidence at coastal locations is also something that is frequently ignored in myths, usually because observers of these events focus on the large waves that accompany them.

However, because Andrea never made landfall, most of the resulting damage was associated with large waves, higher than normal tides, associated coastal flooding, and beach erosion caused by the storm.

Further, because of large angle of incidence of the P-wave at the free surface has caused Rayleigh waves at the point where the P-wave front first interacted with the free surface [32].

Large waves impacted the East Coast of the United States; 25-50 feet waves were reported along the coast of North Carolina.

"Because that was combined with spring tides, it led to some large waves across western areas in particular.

(a) The symmetric Krauklis wave inherently involves considerable friction at the boundary because of large amplitude of v z, but it can be reduced if the basic flow is in the same direction as the wave propagation.

This rare natural phenomenon (of a sudden, large wave appearing unexpectedly) is known as a rogue or freak wave.

Risk score at age 61 was chosen because that is when we have access to the maximum number of insured individuals and it is prior to a large wave of leaving employment that occurred at age 62.