Sentence examples for effect of the tide from inspiring English sources

That is where the effect of the tide runs out.

Furthermore, we discuss the effect of the tide variation on the tsunami hazard and vulnerability along the coast of Asilah.

Thus, we suggest considering the effect of the tide when simulating tsunami hazard and vulnerability, particularly, in coasts where tidal variations are significant.

Because of the house's location on the marsh, the effect of the tides means it's accessible only at certain times.

Discreet changes to the rules governing European finance may in time have profound effects on the tides of capital that wash its shores.On January 1st three new European regulators will begin for the first time to exert centralised control over large swathes of Europe's financial markets—including the City of London, the world's biggest international capital market.

"It's an environmental project to preserve the magical effects of the tides, so it becomes again what it was a century ago, this marvel of the West in the middle of the sea".

Monitoring wells deployed to observe the effects of the tides on the vertical component of porewater transport reveal that creek sediments, because of their confinements, are exposed to much higher hydrostatic pressure gradients than mud flats.

This direct detection is important because it does not depend on but can support other complex models of the lunar interior that can rely on lunar laser ranging (LLR) measurements which are not as sensitive to the effect of the body tide alone [ Williams et al., 2008].

Non-tectonic deformation mainly caused by the effect of tides (solid earth tides, pole tides, and ocean tides) and the earth's surface mass loading.

To analyze the effect of spring tide, the number of strandings on the day of spring tide and the 2 subsequent days was compared to the number of strandings on other days.

We can correct directly the effects of the earth tide, ocean load, barometric pressure and polar motion in acquiring the absolute gravity data (Nishijima et al., 2010).