Sentence examples for of continental origin from inspiring English sources
The north coast is occasionally affected from October to April by cool northern winds of continental origin.
This water may be of continental origin or signify an estuarine grounding zone where ocean water penetrates upstream of the tidal flexure zone through tidal pumping20,21,22.
Geophysical investigation has revealed that, while the ridge is of continental origin, the Japan Basin and the Yamato Basin are of oceanic origin.
In eastern North America great thicknesses of sedimentary rocks of continental origin were deposited during the Late Triassic and Early Jurassic in a series of fault-bounded basins, of which the Newark Basin is probably the best-known.
In the eastern Mediterranean, the d-excess value is higher than 10 because evaporation processes at the sea surface occur into low-humidity air masses of continental origin.
The various formations of Siletzia are characterized as marine tholeiitic pillow basalts and volcanic breccia, often interbedded with sedimentary layers of continental origin, lying on oceanic crust.
In some cases, a higher content of liptinites of continental origins is noticed in the organic matter of these deposits, which is able to generate unsaturated liquid hydrocarbon condensate.
The paper concerns issues of geology and metallogeny of the Russian Arctic, namely, (i) limits of the Russian oceanic Arctic in the context of the continental origin of territories under jurisdictional dispute; (ii) geology and tectonic history of the region; (iii) distribution of mineral deposits; (iv) outlook for diamond, PGE, Ni, rare metals, gold, and bauxite resources development.
Recent studies have shown that when individuals are grouped on the basis of genetic similarity, group membership corresponds closely to continental origin.
Despite the likelihood of a continental origin of golf, King James IV, who had prohibited the hockeylike game of golf earlier (in 1491), nevertheless became the first authenticated player of "real" golf.
The rest of the 6th century can be characterized by the growing accumulation of power by regional clan leaders and a weakening of royal power, as well as the rise of new clans, mostly of recent continental origin, who managed technical service groups.
