Sentence examples for shallow coast from inspiring English sources

Mangrove forests are present along wide area on the coast and huge mud flats and wide shallow coast are formed (Fig. 2c).

The objective of this study was to identify the benthic community and spatially characterize the submarine habitats of the shallow coast along the Yucatan, Mexico, to identify priority conservation areas.

Formed by storm tides as early as the 10th Century, the Wadden Sea is responsible for the distinctive formations of its many islands, characterised by high sand dunes and lush, wide beaches on the open sea side and a shallow coast towards the mainland.

They colonise shallow coasts and their bones form the limestone platforms that form atolls, enclose lagoons and protect shorelines.

Mr. Spence and his wife, Jacque, established their medical mission 26 years ago, using a 71-foot catamaran, the Canvasback, to navigate the shallow coasts of the poorer, more remote islands of Micronesia.

The tidal range is high (13 to 26 feet [4 to 8 metres]) along the shallower west coast of the Korean peninsula, with a maximum spring tide of almost 27 feet (8.2 metres).

Combined with the four factors of site selection (near coast, shallow seabed, stable flow velocity, and high flow speed), the waters near Vietnam is most suitable for the development of current power generation.

For instance, unlike those in most parts of the planet, the ocean depths around it are warmer, at 5ºC or so, than the shallows near the coast.

In the turquoise shallows off the coast of Santa Cruz, a large Galápagos shark swam away from us faster than we could follow it.

They are 50-foot crafts typically used to navigate "brown waters" — a term the Navy uses to describe rivers and shallow areas around the coast.

United States Navy divers have been searching for the pouches in the shallow waters off the coast of Bahrain where the Airbus 320 jet crashed, officials said.