Sentence examples for reflection from the ocean from inspiring English sources

The fish measures pressure (corresponding to water depth), altitude (using acoustic reflection from the ocean bottom), and slant ranges to the ship and also to OBEMs.

It has been shown that Earth's phase function only deviates significantly from a Lambertian function near crescent phase (phase angles near zero) where glint (specular reflection from the ocean) and cloud forward scattering become important (Williams and Gaidos, 2008; Robinson et al., 2010).

A sunset in Greece displays a near perfect reflection of Minnaert's triangular reflection acrossed the ocean.

His emotional reflection on the ocean as a sacred place served both him and the nation well.

He feels the seasons change here, rainy days when the streets are splashed with reflections, a spring breeze drawn in from the ocean, December holidays when customers seem more generous, less encumbered.

A moon as big and orange as a whaling float had just come up over the Rockaways, the sand peninsula that partly shields Plumb Beach from the ocean; the moon's reflection, a line of wavering dimples that increased in size as they got closer, stretched across the inlet, about a mile wide.

One of the more promising and controllable reflection methods was put forward by John Latham and Stephen Salter, who proposed spraying very fine droplets of sea water from the ocean surface to make the natural surface clouds, called marine stratus, whiter.

Like sea urchins straight from the ocean.

First we ordered four "from the ocean".

It was like surfacing from the ocean.

"In the daytime we get the breeze from the ocean.