Sentence examples for offshore boundaries from inspiring English sources
Internationally, offshore boundaries are hotly disputed.
The offshore boundaries of the patches of sediment type A are irregular, and, in some places, extend seaward filling in shallow channels.
5) Due to the proximity of offshore boundaries in both TIME and BISCAYNE, the model cannot represent the long offshore fetch over which high-wind forces on the ocean surface pile up water against shorelines, producing a storm surge.
Following the structure of a research article, these papers have an introduction in which the regions and offshore boundaries are defined and some regional statistics are provided (sea area, length of coastline, numbers of countries, etc)., along with maps showing depth contours, habitat types, and other features.
The offshore boundary information was provided by an improved Northwest Pacific Ocean Tide Model.
Next, the West Sea of Korea, where the offshore boundary often neighbored rather close to coastal zone because of the associating traditional livelihoods, was described to point out certain characteristics of hydrography, coastal landscape, tidal channels, tide, and sedimentary process.
Further, a composite tide, inclusive of all six tidal constituents was applied to the offshore boundary of the numerical model and the tidal levels and currents were analysed along the gulf locations.
The waves that pass through the wave generation region do not cause any numerical disturbances, showing usefulness of the source function method in avoiding re-reflection problems at the offshore boundary.
The condition that sediment can freely pass through the offshore boundary is achieved by requesting that the normal gradient of sediment concentration iszero at the offshore boundary.
In the region between the offshore boundary and the high wave energy zone, fine sand (d50 = 0.2 mm) was used for both the top and bottom layers.
The boulder density on the fringing reef is higher towards the offshore boundary of the reef platform (Fig. 5(A)) compared with the boulder density on its landward boundary (Fig. 5(B)).
