Sentence examples for open coasts from inspiring English sources

The 'haloes' in small-bodied macrofauna around reefs may not be as widespread or consistent as previous studies have suggested, particularly in mobile sediments on open coasts.

Along open coasts, the average depth limit was 7 m over the period 1880 1930 as opposed to only 4.3 5.4 m in the period 1989 2010.

Means were calculated for open coasts and fjords, which were grouped in exposed fjords and sheltered fjords (Hansen and Petersen, 2011).

Moreover, D. vexillum is not confined to enclosed areas on man-made artificial structures or to aquaculture facilities, but also occurs in open coasts on natural substrates altering the local biota (Mercer et al. 2009) and severely affecting important fishing grounds (Bullard et al. 2007a; Valentine et al. 2007b).

The trail, overseen by the government advisory body Natural England, is a result of a 2009 access act that gives everyone the right to explore the open coast.

"Where people have taken over places where there is natural migration of riverbanks or open coast, seawalls have allowed them to live," he says.

The wave height of the shoreline behind the Melaleuca fence can reduced by 63% compared to the open coast.

Furthermore, current modeling practice enforces a single design hydrograph along the open coast boundary for bridge scour models.

An increase in the length of open coast results in an increase in the average price of accommodation.

As the interface between the fluvial upland system and the open coast, global estuaries are facing serious challenges owing to various anthropogenic activities, especially to the Changjiang Estuary.

The study site contains a narrow belt of elongated ridge complexes that formed along the sediment-deficient open coast from 6500 to 4000 yr BP.