Sentence examples for because of wave from inspiring English sources

Police on Kodiak Island warned people in the city of 6,100 to "evacuate to higher ground immediately" because of "wave estimated 10 minutes".

The softer rocks between the promontories are subjected to more rapid erosion as lines of waves, initially with their crests approaching the coastline at an oblique angle, turn to approach the shoreline head-on because of wave impedance by the shallower, nearshore seabed, so that the end of the line of waves closest to shore moves forward more slowly than the end farther out to sea.

The energy of the tsunami hydrodynamically tends to concentrate around the tip of the cape because of wave refraction.

The strongest signals are enhanced by 50% in the small-domain experiments, because of wave structure repetition under the cyclic condition every 5 km.

1. Emission and pollution are expected to increase in the north region of Malaysia (Penang, Tok Bali) due to the shipping activities in that area (oil spills can reach the Malaysian coast because of wave movement and currents).

Beaches erode because of wave action and storms.

In Britain the number has soared in recent years, because of waves of immigration from Romania and Bulgaria (as distinct from the well-established Irish "traveller" communities); their skilful exploitation of our benefits system has brought down the wrath of the tabloids.

Two-grid analysis for the linear constant-coefficient case shows that it is difficult to obtain uniformly good convergence rates for a higher-order scheme, because of waves perpendicular to stream lines.

In the beginning, have beaches close because of waves being too high.

Because mechanisms of wave excitation in the lower atmosphere are numerous, each requires a separate approach.

Because the resolution of wave data was approximately five times coarser than the wind data, we used a 75-km buffer to represent local wave conditions.