The volume and cross-shore extent of the mixing zone varies as the tidal range expands and contracts with the spring - neap tidal cycle.
However, factors such as temperature, rainfall, length of shore line and extent of peat, important for some other marsh birds, were not statistically relevant.
Water in very shallow lakes that are subjected to strong winds may be piled against the lee shore to such an extent that countercurrents will develop from along the lee shore around each side of the lake.
The interplay of the preferential elongation of short telomeres (Bianchi and Shore 2008) and limiting the extent of elongation at long telomeres is thought to mediate the telomere length equilibrium.
But, Rasmussen writes, as planters "worked to build a new Saint Domingue on the shores of the Mississippi, they did not realize the extent to which they were also creating the conditions that allowed the Haitian revolution to occur".
For one thing, Music Island, about one-quarter of an acre in extent, is in Prospect Park, rising along the southeastern shore of the lake.
In the Middle Ages, the Adriatic shores and the sea itself were controlled, to a varying extent, by a series of states most notably the Byzantine Empire, the Republic of Venice, the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire.
The unexpected arrival last month of a 188-ton, 66-foot dock on the Oregon shore pointed up the limitations of computer projections of the location and extent of the debris.
However, Yku80p and Cdc13p bind to similar extents at short and WT length telomeres (Bianchi and Shore 2007b; Sabourin et al. 2007).
To some extent, the new bars are catching up to the rising price of shore real estate over the last decade, as ramshackle bungalows and rowdy summer shares gave way to new development aimed at wealthier renters.
The Arctic coastal regions of the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas generally are covered with shore-fast ice for about eight months, but over the past two decades, sea ice extent and thickness have diminished.
