Sentence examples for seas boundary from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, the intensity of "source" gets weaker along with the distance from the seas boundary increase, while "sink" gets stronger.

The rivals' warships traded artillery fire this month near a disputed sea boundary, though no blood was shed.

Spokesman Kim Min-seok said that South Korea will continue to bolster its defenses around front-line islands near the sea boundary.

The town strains against its sea boundary, the outer ring of houses ending well beyond the water's edge, listing on their stilts.

Traditionally it is understood that O. faveolata gamete bundles rise to the air-sea boundary where fertilization occurs after they are concentrated and break apart.

In North America the relatively low latitude and the orientation of the land-sea boundary on the Gulf of Mexico are quite favourable to monsoonal developments.

The original Henry problem is characterized with severe (albeit unphysical) sea boundary condition difficult to handle with numerical methods.

Importantly, such efforts should recognise the fluid, dynamic nature of this land-sea boundary, and the valued therapeutic experiences linked to this fluidity.

Particular difficulty in solving the original Henry problem is in the accurate representation of the seepage face due to the fixed sea concentration at the sea boundary.

The North does not recognize the sea boundary, drawn by the United Nations at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War, and has claimed that it should be redrawn farther south.

It would be hard to find a sea boundary in Asia whose history has been more tumultuous or of deeper impact than the Korea Strait, a 100-mile-wide stretch of ocean separating Fukuoka from Pusan, in southern South Korea.