Sentence examples for section of sea from inspiring English sources

In each case a section of sea floor known as the Philippine Plate is plunging into the deep earth under the islands.

In a rough guess, Harry Yeh, a professor of ocean engineering at Oregon State University, said that the earthquake on Friday pushed a section of sea floor 250 miles long and 50 miles down by an average of one yard.

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Between 1994 and 1997 nine segmented, shore-parallel, rock-mound breakwaters, were constructed at the meso-tidal beach of Sea Palling, on the North Sea coast of the UK, to provide protection for a low lying hinterland vulnerable to storm surge inundation and a 3.5 km section of sea wall that was in danger of collapse due to low beach levels.

It is a small section of sea defence which runs between Stolford and nearby Hinkley.

This will include the construction of a new 390m section of sea wall which begins next spring.

The three previous searches covered a vast section of seabed to the northwest, based on computer models of currents and wind direction.

Previous search efforts had scoured a vast, 2,800-square-mile section of seabed to the northwest of the plane's last known location.

The research ship JOIDES Resolution, left Punta Arenas, Chile on March 20, to drill cores of sediment from a remote section of seabed where ancient icebergs are believed to have left clues.

Predictive habitat modelling approaches (redundancy analysis, maximum entropy and random forest) were applied to a heterogeneous section of seabed on Rockall Bank, NE Atlantic, for which landscape indices describing the spatial arrangement of habitat patches were calculated.

"The island should be looking at renewable energy and not fossil fuels". Manx-based firm Crogga have been granted three years to conduct seismic surveys of a 165 sq mile (266 sq km) section of seabed off Maughold Head.