Sentence examples for progressing waves from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon can be attributed to seasonally dependent wave breaking/dissipation with westward propagating dominant waves (Rossby waves, gravity waves, tides) during early 2002 and eastward progressing waves (Kelvin waves, gravity waves) during late 2002.
The performance of the model is illustrated by simulating the long-time evolution of two-dimensional steadily progressing waves, as well as the development of three-dimensional (short-crested) nonlinear waves, both in deep and shallow water.
We contend that, in this analysis, children progressing from Wave 1 to Wave 3 would develop, cognitively, consequently resulting in enriched experiences and knowledge.
As the day progressed the waves began to build, and by 11am they had reached 45 to 50ft.
As this became a part of our relationship, I would advance to two arms around him, and hold him closer and tighter.... Goodbyes would progress from waves, to brief hugs, to kisses on the cheek, to kisses on the mouth in very short order.
Instead, coordinated mitoses resembling the later mitotic domains of Drosophila (Foe, 1989) appear and progress in waves from anterior to posterior, and are largely excluded from stripes of eve expression, suggesting a coordination of mitoses by segmentation genes.
Calcium waves progressing in the opposite orientation have also been observed [ 8].
One such modification, Magnetic Resonance Elastography (MRE) directly visualizes and quantitatively measures acoustic shear waves progressing through the liver tissue.
Therefore, the study progressed to Wave 2. This consists of an independent group responsible for data-monitoring.
Softboards offer size and buoyancy, are great for confidence building and slowly progressing from white (broken) waves to small cleaner waves.
Instead they progress in undulating waves, asking: are any of us really capable of changing (or refusing to change) ourselves, or are we at the mercy of the circumstances that mold us into our various versions?
