Sentence examples for narrow seaways from inspiring English sources

This lowered sea level, coupled with the closure of narrow seaways probably due to plate movements, isolated the Mediterranean Sea.

The narrow seaways that remained were likely under the influence of cooler upwelling, further limiting the availability of suitable habitat for tropical marine organisms [ 10, 23, 71, 73, 77].

Nearly 30% of the world's LNG is currently being shipped from Qatar and must navigate the narrow seaway.

First, he risks draining reserves while there is a threat that Iran may try to shut the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow seaway through which 17% of the world's oil passes.

As part of the Old Red Sandstone continent, the Emsian Campbellton Formation occupied a small basin within the mountainous terrain of the Acadian Orogen, and may have connected through a narrow seaway to a closing foreland basin.

The architecture and morphodynamics of modern and ancient tidal straits and in particular the deposits of strait-margin zones, have been significantly understudied compared to other marginal marine settings, even though many reservoirs in the North Sea and the Norwegian Continental Shelf are developed in narrow grabens or seaways.

Flanked by Indonesia and Malaysia, the seaway narrows to less than two miles across near Singapore.

This involved a major narrowing of the seaway and great shifting of islands in the Early Miocene (ca. 23 25 MYA) [ 16, 17] and a complete closure is now estimated to have happened by 15 MYA [ 26].

Marathon Petroleum, HollyFrontier and other American refiners declined on an announcement that the Seaway pipeline would be reversed, which may raise the costs of crude and narrow profits from making fuel.

DFDS Seaways sails to Dieppe.

Seaways have opened and closed.