Sentence examples for sea collapse from inspiring English sources

In "Hazard's Toll," a report that Cohen and a colleague published in September, he calculates that the price for letting the sea collapse — for damages to human health, property values, and agricultural productivity — could be as high as seventy billion dollars.

Briefly, the 113,857 open sea collapsed values are split into regions.

For decades, zoologists had suspected that marine mammals such as seals and sea lions collapse their lungs to withstand water pressures and endure deep dives.

The energy absorbing responses (specific energy absorbing capacity (SEA) and collapse load (F)) were modelled as functions of geometrical factors (tube diameter, tube thickness, and tube width).

To this end, the response surface methodology (RS M for the design of experiments (DOE) was employed along with finite element modeling (FEM) to explore the effects of geometrical parameters on the responses of oblong tubes and to construct models for the specific energy absorption capacity (SEA) and collapse load (F) as functions of geometrical parameters.

OO Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting 70% Faster a new study shows, raising concern that an important buttress keeping land-based ice sheets from flowing to the sea could collapse or vanish in coming decades.

Pelamis, developers of a floating offshore wave energy converter that looks like a large red sea snake, collapsed suddenly into administration on 21 November, with the subsequent loss of 40 jobs.

The damaged Dawlish train line – which was left with its tracks hanging in mid-air after the sea wall collapsed and the foundations were washed away in February - has become one of the defining images of the storms that hit south west England this year.

Sea stars collapsed and liquefied in the blue plastic tubs.

Rail services are still affected including a section of track along the Dee estuary at Mostyn, Flintshire, where more than 200m of sea wall collapsed onto the line.

Rail services will be affected into next week after a section of track along the Dee estuary at Mostyn, Flintshire, was blocked when more than 200m of sea wall collapsed onto the line.