Sentence examples for mean surface level from inspiring English sources

Day by day the tidal flood's mean surface level becomes higher and inundation area expands.

For most waves, gravity is the restoring force that causes any displacements of the surface to be accelerated back toward the mean surface level.

By 1992 the total area of the two parts of the Aral Sea had been reduced to approximately 13,000 square miles (33,800 square km), and the mean surface level had dropped by about 50 feet (15 metres).

In the case of fully submerged WECs, the power performance becomes a function of additional variables including the proximity to the mean surface level of the water, body shape and the maximum stroke length of the power take-off system.

The shift induced by the asymmetric roughness between the mean surface level (MSL) and the true surface of the sample was estimated by the respective histograms of the height distribution.

Although it is still one of the world's largest bodies of inland water, in the second half of the 20th century its area was reduced by two-fifths and its mean surface level had dropped by more than 12 metres (40 feet), primarily as a result of the diversion of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers for irrigating adjoining fields.

The UV radiation data presented climatological distribution of monthly mean surface-level UV radiation, calculated using the tropospheric ultraviolet-visible radioactive transfer model with inputs of ozone column amounts and cloud reflectivity (at 380 nm) measured by satellite instruments (Total Ozeon Mapping Spectrometer, aboard Nimbus-7, Meteor-3 and Earth Probe).

The mean surface lead level at the school, 41  μg/cm, was less than half that in the tested homes.

The mean surface lead level at three homes with active recycling (250  μg/cm) was 3.3 times higher than the four homes with past recycling (86  μg/cm); and the mean level at the four past recycling homes was 1.4 times higher than the four homes with no recycling history (60  μg/cm).

For example, we see that at 3 weeks, early in tumor growth, of the three populations of tEC, 83% have mean VEGFR1 surface levels of ∼13,100 surface- VEGFR1/tEC; 11% present an average of ∼75,400 surface-VEGFR1/tEC; and 6% present ∼1100 surface-VEGFR1/tEC (Fig.  4A).

These parameters include global mean surface temperature, sea-level rise, ocean and ice sheet dynamics, ocean acidification, and extreme climatic events.