Sentence examples for tidal influence from inspiring English sources

The planet's other moons also exert some tidal influence on Titan as they all follow their different orbits, but the primary tidal influence is Saturn.

In some estuaries, the tidal influence may be negligible.

Turnewitsch, R. et al. Tidal influence on particulate organic carbon export fluxes around a tall seamount.

The immense tidal influence of Jupiter regularly pumps energy into these planetary systems.

The lake water in the southern portion is fresh, but a stronger tidal influence makes the northern waters somewhat brackish.

This includes a 12-nautical-mile wide U.S. territorial sea as measured from the baseline, U.S. internal waters subject to tidal influence, and certain U.S. internal waters not subject to tidal influence.

The coastal low land is protected by sand bars or barrier beaches, close to tidal influences and grade into marine-influenced to freshwater mires.

It appears that some bias caused by tidal influences is present in temperature series.

The Atlantic rivers have scoured estuaries widening seaward, while, in the Baltic, Mediterranean, and Black seas, with minimal tidal influences, deltas and spits have been created.

From the Early Middle Ages, restricted tidal influences and the progressive silting of the valley bottom by overbank deposits enabled a lasting change, with the development of pastureland and the miscellaneous exploitation of the various environments.

Seasonal variation and tidal influences on estuarine use by bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus).