Sentence examples for massive upwelling from inspiring English sources

"UK Uncut and the student protest movement could be the start of a massive upwelling of popular anger against the Conservatives.

We want to be a part of this massive upwelling," says Klein.

One reason some scientists remain convinced the Pacific is behind the hiatus is a measured speedup in trade winds that drive a massive upwelling of cold water in the eastern Pacific.

First, the researchers found that a regional upwelling pattern alone couldn't explain the destruction: Core samples taken from fossil corals showed that the reefs had thrived through even more massive upwelling events over the last 7000 years.

The hot spot--an upwelling plume of hot mantle--beneath the Yellowstone Plateau caused massive and sudden eruptions 2.0 million, 1.3 million, and 0.6 million years ago--near "clockwork timing," according to geochemist Ilya Bindeman, the lead researcher of a team at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

This fishery could not exist without upwelling.

Upwelling in the open sea has entirely different causes.

Upwelling in coastal waters brings nutrients toward the surface.

Where upwelling occurs, it is responsible for concentrating a profusion of life.

Some of the world's largest fisheries are dependent on upwelling.

Middleton, J. F. et al. El Nino effects and upwelling off South Australia.