Sentence examples for shallow export from inspiring English sources

We have undertaken a similar analysis of shallow export data from the Arctic, Atlantic, and Southern Oceans.

However, it is still unclear how the impact of ballasting on shallow POC export varies regionally and how it is linked to export efficiency (defined as shallow export over primary productivity, PEeff).

Our previous analysis, based on limited data sets derived from Th disequilibria, revealed linear relationships between shallow export of organic carbon and biominerals and further showed that exported material appeared to be biomineral-rich relative to the average composition of surface particulate matter [ Sanders et al., 2010].

However, all the Ccs differ substantially from the mean global values (Table  1), showing that a single global parameterization of a ballast mineral model is not an accurate description of shallow POC export.

The rise of trepang fishing in the 17th century added valuable export merchandize to the rich shallow seas surrounding the islands of Southeast Asia.

Shrimps, prawns, scallops, and pearls are raised in shallow bays and basins for local use and export.

The shallow seas of Island Southeast Asia suddenly had an additional valuable export commodity enabling local communities to contribute to these networks.

A time-weighted rainfall function (TWR) was generated from daily rainfall data to integrate the effects of antecedent rainfall on shallow groundwater levels in a way that was relevant to acid export dynamics.

The balance of trade — the amount of goods imported versus goods exported — has been a tool used by those who are shallow in their economic knowledge and deep in their fear of competition.

Miles of shallow sea give Britain an unrivalled opportunity to experiment with technologies it may one day lucratively export, much as North Sea oil has turned Scotland into a hub of hydrocarbon expertise.

Drainage systems on the volcanic plains are re-establishing following impoundment by recent (< 4.5 Ma) lava flows; Cl which accumulated in shallow groundwater around saline lakes and marshes developed on these volcanic plains is now being exported via the rivers.