Sentence examples for offshore flows from inspiring English sources

Differences in surface velocity fields during the period of snowmelt showed that offshore flows from rivers formed along the coast.

However, in Fig. 7, we can see that averaged ocean current, especially in offshore, flows from Sakiyama bay to Amitori bay at 30 and 50 m though it flows from Amitori bay to Sakiyama bay at surface.

Over Asia in particular, the cold high-pressure system is sufficiently permanent that a persistent offshore flow called the winter monsoon occurs.

The parameters of wind speed distributions calculated for the onshore and offshore data indicate that both the mean and form of the distribution is modified during offshore flow.

In order to simulate the incoming offshore flow with CFD models a wind profile, unknown a priori, was established using observations from two coastal wind stations and a power law wind profile was fitted to the existing data (α=0.165).

If the fire continues into the weekend, an offshore flow could help blow the smoke out to sea, according to the weather service.

A peak storm surge of 1.6 m was measured in the region with continuous onshore flow, the highest since 1949; conversely, in areas with continuous offshore flow, water levels fell by 20 cm.

But despite the change in sentiment, few of them have disappeared, and offshore financial flows have remained more or less steady.

Most importantly, these crises led to the establishment of the Financial Stability Forum (since 2009 the Financial Stability Board), which investigated the problems of offshore, capital flows, and hedge funds; and the G20, which attempted to broaden the international regime's membership and thus deepen its legitimacy.

During rising tides, more saline offshore water flows toward the upstream, whereas during falling tide conditions, inland freshwater and less saline waters from the upstream area flow toward the downstream region.

The larger pressure gradient in the middle latitude is induced by more offshore freshwater flowing with the coastal current, which induces lower salinity.