Sentence examples for offshore pattern from inspiring English sources

An onshore to offshore pattern of marine evolution has also been proposed for a number of particular taxa, including groups of mollusks, crustaceans, and echinoderms, among others (e.g., [8] [11]).

In turn, the biological data also showed an inshore-offshore pattern, identifying two main biological assemblages: fine/very fine sand and coarse/very coarse sand communities.

The study area showed an inshore-offshore pattern with sands ranging from very fine to very coarse, revealing a sediment distribution in the near-shore shelf comprised by two main areas; a very fine/fine sand area up to 7 10 m depth and a very coarse/coarse sand area offshore.

The offshore rota pattern has been the subject of speculation since the industry began experiencing difficulties because of the oil price downturn.

For example, a shallow (onshore) to deep (offshore) evolutionary pattern has been invoked to explain the evolution of the Phanerozoic marine fauna [4], for abyssal taxa in general [5], [6], and for the origin of hydrothermal vent communities [7].

NCBI accession number; Embryonic development period; Embryonic development period residuals; Egg mass in grams; Clutch size; Foraging habitat (0 = inshore, 1 = offshore); Activity pattern (0 = nocturnal or crepuscular, 1 = diurnal); Nesting habits (0 = enclosed, 1 = open).

"The study will determine offshore wind patterns and what locations would be best," said Bert Cunningham, LIPA's chief spokesman.

In 2012, researchers documented damage to oysters in hatchery tanks in Oregon fed with seawater that had become more acidic as a result of offshore upwelling patterns.

Shell UK plans to cut 250 posts from its North Sea operations and change offshore shift patterns, as part of a drive to manage rising costs.

Possible explanations for the general onshore-offshore evolutionary pattern include a preferential origin of lineages in shallow waters due to anoxic events in the deep sea before the late Cretaceous [12] and the displacement of lineages into the deep sea as a result of high predation in shallow waters [13].

We collected the following comparative data from the recent literature [ 25, 32, 73]: EDP in days, egg mass in grams, clutch size, foraging strategy (0 = inshore foraging, 1 = offshore foraging), activity pattern (0 = nocturnal or crepuscular, 1 = diurnal) and nest type (0 = enclosed nest, burrow, rock cracks or caves, 1 = open nests).