Sentence examples for shoreline wave from inspiring English sources

At probable wave energy transmission levels, the predicted change in shoreline wave climate is small.

Kuriyama, Y., Banno, M. & Suzuki, T. Linkages among interannual variations of shoreline, wave and climate at Hasaki, Japan.

Change of shoreline wave climate caused by the installation of a wave farm is assessed using the SWAN wave model.

Shoreline wave heights are least affected by a pit located near the reef crest, and both SS and IG wave heights increase as the pit location moves shoreward.

The results suggest that the shoreline wave climate will be affected, although the magnitude of effects decreases linearly as wave energy transmitted increases.

A 500 kW shoreline wave energy collector (LIMPET) was initiated on the Hebridean Island of Islay in the late summer of 2000.

They were isolated and marooned on the shoreline, waving off the James Caird boat, their very last hope and link to civilisation as it disappeared off into the horizon, not knowing if anyone would ever return and if they themselves would ever meet civilisation again.

In the north shoreline, the wave reaches between 15-20 m height while in the south shoreline the wave reaches mean values between 20-30 m assuming a standard deviation of 1.2-1.5 1.2-1.5t.

By removing the lateral morphological differences of the field experiment, the model shows that an excavation pit reduces/increases shoreline IG/SS wave heights compared to numerical tests without the pit, in qualitative agreement with Ford et al. (2013a).

GeoSoils Inc. has determined that the replacement equipment will be reasonably safe from shoreline erosion, wave attack and flooding over the life of the equipment, according to a written report submitted to the city.

Southeast, back toward the placidity of Carmel and the softly curving hogback hills in the distance, a light mist hangs over the shoreline from waves pounding the beach at the foot of Ocean Avenue.