Sentence examples for oceans driven by from inspiring English sources

Now, a group at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory reports that the shortfall may be due in part to a cooling effect in the oceans driven by a seemingly unlikely source: greenhouse warming itself.

This was related to the reduced transport of water vapor by westerlies in response to the retreat of the Paratethys Ocean driven by global climatic cooling, and the closed oceanic water-vapor pathway between the Pamir and the Tian Shan ranges driven by the ongoing India-Eurasia collision.

And the ocean, driven by climate change, is rising.

The theoretical route by which water circulates around the entire global ocean, driven by wind and the thermohaline circulation.

New studies have come out with shocking information about the depletion of the world's oceans, driven in large part by European subsidies to fleets and the scouring of the seas by Japan and other countries.

The major surface currents of the oceans are driven by the surface shear stresses imposed by the wind.

The pressure on our living oceans is driven by rising global demand for seafood in developed countries and increasing affluence in developing nations.

Deforestation and agricultural intensification also heightens malaria risk while ocean warming, driven by the vast amounts of heat being sucked up by the oceans, can cause toxic algal blooms that can lead to infections in humans.

Ocean acidification (OA), or the reduction in the pH of the ocean, is driven by increasing carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere and local pollution.

That episode was blamed generally on the warmed ocean water driven by 2016's strong El Niño.

Democracy would not have prevented the ocean tides, driven by gravity, from drowning Canute if he had stayed on his throne, and a referendum will not turn back the economic tides driven by globalisation.