Sentence examples for upwelling in from inspiring English sources

Upwelling in the open sea has entirely different causes.

Upwelling in coastal waters brings nutrients toward the surface.

She felt a new upwelling in her, a sharp fear, and tried to swallow it.

The continued upwelling, in turn, increased the region's biological productivity so much that a large diverse marine community developed.

Upwelling in these regions cools the surface water and brings nutrient-rich subsurface water into the sunlit layer of the ocean, resulting in a biologically productive region.

But if the winds slacken briefly, warm water begins to slosh back across the ocean, while the upwelling in the east slows down.Once this happens, the intimate connection between ocean and atmosphere ensures that it keeps on happening.

The sea life in the Galápagos is abundant, thanks in part to a naturally occurring phenomenon called an upwelling in which deep, nutrient-rich water surges to the shallows and supports whales, dolphins, sharks, myriad fish, sea lions and even penguins, all of which were on display at some point during our trip.

Some plateaus, like the Colorado Plateau, the Ordos Plateau in northern China, or the East African Highlands, do not seem to be related to hot spots or to vigorous upwelling in the asthenosphere but appear to be underlain by unusually hot material.

Figure 1 An upwelling in the bottomside F layer.

In some cases, they continue their development in "upwelling culture" in large tanks of moving water rather than being allowed to settle on the bottom.

High-resolution sampling revealed that while calanoid copepods were generally associated with elevated chlorophyll, they were most abundant in upwelling fronts, in some cases.