Annual precipitation varies considerably throughout the country, from more than 200 inches (5,000 mm) on the seaward slopes of the southwestern highlands to about 50 55 inches (1,270 1,400 mm) in the central lowland region.
The deep-water successions interfinger at two levels with seaward-prograding shelf-slope wedges that reflect differential tectonic movements, involving coeval uplift and subsidence.
The results for three boreholes, situated seaward (south) of the escarpment, indicate an episode of increased denudation in the mid-late Cretaceous (100 80 Ma).
I'm so glad there are actually two of you.' " Seaward will retire at the end of August, but not before the two tournaments conclude.
Snow precipitation is offset mainly by continental ice moving seaward by three mechanisms ice-shelf flow, ice-streamechanisms ice-shelfow.
Pushing through the gap, Foley attacked the French van from the landward side, followed by four ships, while Nelson engaged the van from the seaward side with three more.
The basal surface of this incision extends seawards under six to seven Late Quaternary depositional sequences preserved on the mid and outer shelf.
People were pointing at the ocean, and when he turned his gaze seaward he saw two whales, the first he'd ever seen.
Each is a cusp projecting seaward; between each two capes, the beach runs in a long arc, its curve a direct expression of the rhythmically swirling waters of the Gulf Stream eddies.
Seaward said they held six meetings with Olympic organizers to discuss flagpoles and their placement for the Games, "before we met to decide we'd have a seventh".
