Sentence examples for sea tide from inspiring English sources

The amplitude of these fluctuations relative to that of the sea tide ranges approximately between 1 (small D) and 0.5 (large D).

The company has applied for a patent for the technology, which could also have applications in the sea tide energy sector.

The Wadden Sea tide ebbs and flows twice a day, bringing sand, silt and nutrients which blanket the mud flats in algae.

It has big water reservoirs, sea tide turbines and is expanding its park of wind turbines, but that does not come close to compensating its energy appetite.

Due to the water table-dependent transmissivity of an unconfined aquifer, the sea tide has an enhancing effect on the mean water table (Philip 1973 Kim et al. 2008).

Amongst the subjects, 268 children and adolescents (female: 136 and male: 132) were from the HEA, who experienced the sea tide sweeping inland, in addition to being in the centre of the cyclone.

Within a fortnight, the sea tides that had exposed the prints last May destroyed them, leaving only casts and 3D images made through photogrammetry (stitching together hundreds of photographs) as evidence that a little group from a long-extinct early human species had passed that way.

These special lagoons will use the power of the sea tides by controlling when the water flows back and forth.

"Mangrove forests are buffer belts that reduce the magnitude of sea tides to the delta floodplains".

With the daily sea tides of the Cantabric ocean the work is constantly above and below water," he says, and because of it "the sea acts as a theater curtain".

But it was Gray and Amporn who deduced that, when the sea tides were just right, it was possible to paddle through low tunnels and into the open centers of some islands.