Sentence examples for sea zone from inspiring English sources

In some areas the low-tide terrace terminates with another inclined shoreface, if the nearshore sea zone is rather deep.

Their fish tend to be more expensive, but they are carefully labeled with the Latin name, the exact sea zone they came from, as defined by the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization, and the name of the fishing boat.

[The hadal zone, named after the Greek god of the underworld, is the deep sea zone below about 6000 meters.] So we were already getting together the technologies and the science that would unlock the mysteries of the deepest oceans.

–Alongside plans for a joint fishing area as part of the West Sea zone, North Korea's southwestern port of Haeju will become a special economic zone, allowing shared use of the Han river estuary hitherto a militarily sensitive region as it forms the inter-Korean border.

At 3.4 million square miles, it is the world's largest territorial sea zone.

Created using a similar photographic process, Fryars series is inspired by life forms and textures from the ocean, especially the abyssal deep sea zone.

To access the air and sea zones you need to purchase more vehicles (£14.99 each).

It is made up of the sea zones that touch the shores of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, East Timor (Timor-Leste), Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands.

Marine ecologists and environmental organizations are working to expand the area of protected marine reserves and seascapes within the Coral Triangle, with some ecologists calling for an increase of the Coral Triangle itself to incorporate, and therefore protect, the sea zones that surround peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, and parts of western Indonesia, as well as Borneo.

Tying down mobile species to particular sea zones is challenging, but where there is a static life-history phase (such as egglaying) it is more feasible.

The analyses presented in this paper confirm that the sea zones close to the wastewater outfall pipe are particularly sensitive and vulnerable.