Sentence examples for coast surface from inspiring English sources

Considering for each buffer the surface of rocky coasts and soil cover related to their n values, we obtained weighed average values of roughness coefficients (n) from: with Ak rocky coast surface, nk manning number for rocky coast (n = 0.0495), A d berm/soil cover surface, nd manning number for berm/soil cover (n = 0.038).

Official concerns that Japan would find sympathizers in the Japanese American community on the West Coast surfaced immediately, including the idea that there might be an effort to get messages to Japanese submarines offshore.

Similar yearnings for his ancestral past - Edwyn's mum's family hail from Helmsdale on the remote north-east coast - surface (obviously) on the gorgeous and stately title track, and on 'Leviathan', a stirring, rumbling gothic-folk epic.

This excellent actress always goes straight for the emotional core of a part, refusing to coast on surface charm or shtick.

He planned subsurface raids off the English coast, using surface units as bait with submarines lying in ambush for any British ships lured into the open sea.

From there, the road was a thin, almost delicate presence that wound its way in tight curves along the coast, its surface a staccato of bright sunlight and shadows cast by overhanging trees.

Mr. Mahon portrays a shallow man without merely coasting on the surface.

An image of the West Coast banner soon surfaced on social media on Saturday night and showed it to be an almost identical replica of the Collingwood banner.

Achim von Borries's 4 tage im Mai (4 Days in May) coasted along the surface of its story about Russian soldiers occupying a German children's home at the end of World War II.

Surface temperature, like CO2 flux, shows maximum anomalies at the equator and along the Peruvian coast accompanied by the surface wind anomalies enhanced by the Bjerknes feedback (Figure 7b and 9a). Figure 10a and 10b are the composite maps for the ENSO-modoki mode when the ENSO-modoki index, as defined by Ashok et al. [8], is anomalously positive.

Surface temperature, like CO2 flux, shows maximum anomalies at the equator and along the Peruvian coast accompanied by the surface wind anomalies enhanced by the Bjerknes feedback.