Sentence examples for mean low water from inspiring English sources

Energy analysts like Mr. Rogers of the Union of Concerned Scientists want policy makers to recognize that low carbon does not always mean low water.

The Buzzards Bay Light Tower, rising 170 feet (52 metres) above mean low water, was the first lighthouse in the United States to be built (1951) over open water (i.e., lacking a foundation on dry land); the four-masted structure was scheduled for demolition in the mid-1990s.

The water level was in a normal range (mean low water level) at every sampling event, and no heavy rainfall events occurred 14 days prior to the sampling.

The 'intertidal mudflats' (Dutch: 'platen') between mean high water level and mean low water level become submerged twice a day.

They are bronze discs in cement pads, 1,000 feet from the mean low water line of 1934, which is the boundary.

At mean low water the depth off Swinburne is just seven feet, but a few hundred yards to the south the bottom drops suddenly to twenty-four feet.

In a second study, the estimated spatial means of the Mean Highest Water table and Mean Lowest Water table of six map units were estimated by Stratified Simple Random Sampling in both phases in combination with the regression estimator that uses the starting depth of hydromorphic properties in the soil profile as an auxiliary variable.

* A grinding noise may mean low or no water.

The river, from the mean low-water line on the western bank, is entirely within New Hampshire's borders.

The tusk was found 16 ft below the mean low-water level.

For this study, we have interpreted shallow marine environment, i.e., shoreface depo-facies, from upper to lower shoreface (from the mean low-water mark to mean fair weather wave base) (Howell et al. 2008).