Sentence examples for shallows below from inspiring English sources

I share my bread roll with the fish and crabs hanging out in the shallows below, then sit on the balcony back at my bungalow watching a rainstorm sweep through the lagoon.

By the beginning of September, shallow water areas of both sites have dried up below the outer edge of the thickets, and further research continued in the shallows below the thickets.

The layer of which top V p = 4 5 km/s is much shallower below and to the southwest of the Miyako Saddle.

For example, when our temperate, broadleaf stand is subjected to diffuse sunlight, the mean leaf irradiance declines steeply in the upper third of crown (kext ≳ 1, where kext is the exponential extinction coefficient) but is relatively shallow below that height (kext ≤ 0.75).

Intermittent streamflow was observed more frequently below trail crossings where the majority of channels surveyed were wider and more shallow below the trail than in upstream channels (Table  3).

The larger depth of this isotherm in the northern part of the model compared to the southern part (Fig. 9d) implies a weaker rheology of the lithosphere at shallower depth below the Alps than below the northern part of the model area.

Moreover, higher temperatures at shallow depths below the Alps (compared to larger depths below the Molasse Basin) would explain the earthquake distribution described by Deichmann et al. (1999), Willingshofer and Cloetingh (2003) and Singer et al. (2014) with deep earthquakes in the foreland and shallow earthquakes in the Alpine area.

I think the most surprising was for me the discovery that on Lake Dabie there's an old concrete ship on shallow water (below).

Each is a hollow container from which water spurts in slender streams through multiple little perforations, falling like rain into a broad, shallow basin below.

Instead a black pall of mourning hangs over the capital.At least 378 people were killed, either crushed to death on a narrow footbridge or drowned in the shallow riverbed below as they fell from it.

Hydrothermal deposits formed at shallow depths below a boiling hot spring system are commonly referred to as epithermal, a term retained from an old system of classifying hydrothermal deposits based on the presumed temperature and depth of deposition.