Sentence examples for move seaward from inspiring English sources

An iceberg feels both currents because of its draft and thus does not move seaward as readily as sea ice generated in the fjord.

The orientation tests showed that hatchlings were unable to move seaward in vegetated arenas, providing evidence that vegetation acts as a strong selective pressure driving nest placement seaward.

In comparison with the onshore Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) sites, which move seaward in the same direction as the coseismic motion, the SGO sites move landward in the opposite direction.

The envelopes with maximum storm tide levels of 7.0 m and 8.0 m inside the river mouth appeared to move seaward, with the latter shifting 1.8 km, 3.3 km, and 4.4 km due to the first project, second project, and third project, respectively.

Therefore, an advantage existed for fall Chinook salmon juveniles to move seaward as subyearlings.

The eastern edge gradually moves seaward as the current moves northward.

Snow precipitation is offset mainly by continental ice moving seaward by three mechanisms ice-shelf flow, ice-streamechanisms ice-shelfow.

Under the pressure of the ice flowing outward from the centre of the continent, the ice in these shelves moves seaward at 0.3 2.6 km (0.2 1.6 miles) per year.

Figure 1a illustrates that MYGI and KAMS have moved landward while the other stations are moving seaward.

The system then moved seaward, with the superposition of inner estuarine deposits (Unit 3) over Unit 2. Facies architecture seems to have been controlled by tectonics, as shown by: the paleovalley orientation according to the main tectonic structures of the basin; the presence of faults and fractures that displace the basal unconformity; and the abundance of soft sediment deformation.

years BP, the delta shoreline moved seawards, and the sedimentary processes changed gradually from tidal dominated to fluvial dominated.