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Open image in new window Fig. 14 Scatter table representing 3 years (a) occurrence wave power matrix (kW/m) (b) total wave energy flux power matrix at Roches Noires from peak period ((T_p)) and significant wave height ((H_{m0})).

Figure 9b gives the occurrence and wave energy scatters of significant wave height and energy period combinations for the 18 days records taken at Flic-en-Flac.

The occurrence and wave energy power flux matrices are produced to portray the wave energy regimes of the region of Roches Noires.

The numerical results reproduce the distinct characteristics of jet in waves, including faster decay of centerline velocity, wider lateral spreading and the occurrence of wave tractive mechanism.

Attention is devoted to determining the influence of unit cell geometry on dispersion, band gap occurrence and wave directionality.

It is considered that the viscosity is a direct effective factor on the occurrence of waves.

Maps of variance components and repeatabilities were bilaterally asymmetric suggesting the occurrence of waves of wool growth cycling over the fleece.

Using simple ray-based models, we investigate the occurrence of waves critically refracted at the earth's surface for common near-surface velocity distributions and acquisition geometries.

The occurrence of waves on viscoelastic compliant layers subject to fluid flow is studied from the viewpoint of their classification as convective and absolute instability of the flow-wall system.

Besides, it is found that three physical processes, including vertical distribution of oscillatory pore pressure, time history of stress angle as well as lateral pressure coefficient K0 could be taken as indirect indicator to judge the occurrence of wave-induced residual liquefaction, and predict the residual liquefaction depth in loose seabed.

The occurrence of waves is characterized by a diurnal variation, with a maximum around noon, and shows an inverse relation with the solar cycle, being significantly higher during the solar minimum (Menk et al. 1993; Mursula et al. 1994; Kangas et al. 1998).