Sentence examples for meter waves from inspiring English sources

Although small compared to the 30 to 40 meter waves seen during the 2004 Indian Ocean and 2011 Japan tsunamis, this disturbance would have impacted indigenous communities along the coastline between what is now Airlie Beach and Townsville.

The more sensitive and lower energy X-ray observations by RHESSI have found also small events (C class) at the time of the acceleration of electron beams exciting meter wave Type III bursts.

A 50 meter wave-disturbance boundary is used to determine the division between 'onshore' and 'offshore' environments in the fossil record [28].

The Waverider buoy is 1 meter in diameter, and nearly invisible amid 10-meter waves.

Otto battered Nicaragua's Corn Islands with 3.5-meter waves and damaged property but residents were all safe in refuges, said the archipelago's mayor, Cleveland Rolando Webster.

The chances fall to 1 in 35 for 5-meter tsunamis and 1 in 345 for devastating 25-meter waves.

A new study shows that as a glacier's ice melts, bubbles of pressurized ancient air escape into the water, leading to noise levels even louder than those beneath rain-pounded seas heaving with 6-meter waves.

But it also offers consistent surf from November to April, with two-meter waves from January to March.

It is kept at 600 meters wave-length for ship-to-shore calls.

Milli-Meter Wave.

(Across the ocean, a 2.4-meter wave struck America's Pacific Northwest, damaging docks and harbors. Smaller waves hitting the coast of South America flooded several hundred seaside homes).