Sentence examples for shore movement from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, intertidal species may have larvae that behaviorally remain close to shore, thereby limiting along shore movement.

When conducting uncontested ship to shore movement, they may also proceed in a column, landing next to each other, and halting, as shown here.

He was a foreign fighter who, according to federal authorities, supported an off-shore militant movement.

In this study cross-shore sediment movement was investigated using a physical model and various offshore bar geometric parameters were determined by the resultant erosion profile.

In this study, considering the wave height (H0) and period (T), the bed slope (m) and the sediment diameter (d50), the cross-shore sediment movement is investigated using a physical model and obtained 80 experimental data for offshore bar geometric parameters.

But since Ecuadorean boat people do not land directly on American shores, their movements have attracted little attention.

Along a rocky, moonlit shore, the irregular movement is the one that is lurching in time with the water beneath an overhang of brush.

Behr writes: Jeremy Corbyn's leadership campaigns promised to create a dynamic social movement, shoring up traditional support while mobilising battalions of eager converts.

Starting out in the Gothic Revival style like his older contemporary A. W. N. Pugin (given a Bard show in 1996), Jeckyll set sail for the wilder shores of the Aesthetic Movement, that improbable Victorian amalgam of Far Eastern, medieval and Queen Anne influences.

Foredune vegetation is very much affected by the more variable and disturbed nature of the dynamic sand movement near the shore.

The leader is also being shored up by the grassroots movement Momentum, which has compiled a database of more than 100,000 supporters that it believes could be used within days to help fight off any potential challenge.