Sentence examples for parallel to the coastline from inspiring English sources
Lying northeast of Yafo, Tel Aviv is built over three low ridges of soft sandstone hills that run almost parallel to the coastline.
Significant wave heights at a number of locations over a track parallel to the coastline are used to estimate the significant wave heights at a nearshore site.
The jetty has trapped so much sand drifting north in the currents running parallel to the coastline that Barnegat Light homes, once at ocean's edge, are now nearly a mile from the water.
The storm's slow movement, parallel to the coastline, has created several bands of heavy rain, capable of producing two to four inches of rain per hour, sitting over the many of the same locations for essentially the past day and a half.
The complex topography produced by canyons prevented from a complete sonar coverage within the study area, so that sonar profiles were collected only along the thalweg of San Gregorio and Sant'Agata channels (Fig. 1c), whereas on the Sicilian side of the Messina Strait SSS profiles parallel to the coastline along the slope apron were performed (Fig. 1b).
Fig. 7 The AA' profile in Fig. 1b parallel to the coastline of Tekirdag, showing inferred shallow subsurface structures.
The offshore part of the basin includes a 40 km wide fold and fault belt sub-parallel to the coastline of the Gaspé Peninsula.
The beach ridges are actually sand dunes, which have developed parallel to the present coastline and paleo-coastlines (Matsumoto, 1985), and which have slightly higher elevation than surrounding areas.
The dominant floe velocity direction in nearshore waters in the eastern coast of Liaodong Bay was NE SW, which was parallel to the general coastline trend.
ìì The second zone shows a boulder berm that runs parallel to the present coastline for about 100 m, at a distance ranging from 25 to 45 m; the ridge leans on a low step shaped on the algal calcarenite (Fig. 5).
As the storm moved parallel to the Mexican coastline, it produced high waves.
