The phrase "wave period" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a specific amount of time. For example, "The wave period of this weather system is 6 hours long."
All parameters except wave period depended on sample cross-section.
Typically, model predictions are validated against observations of the sea-state parameters, such as significant wave height, peak wave period, mean wave period and mean wave direction.
The inundation depth when the wave period was 14 s was larger than that when the wave period was 12 s.
Only the wave height, wave period and storm duration were found to be significantly associated.
Soil permeability and wave period have obvious influence on the wave-induced normalized pore pressure.
However, for the forces on the members of the structure also the wave period is essential.
Empirical expressions relating wind speed, wave height and wave period to storm parameters were derived.
Tests with a larger wave period resulted in a larger dune erosion volume.
Dynamic thermal simulations were performed in EnergyPlus for the heat wave period in Melbourne, Australia.
Therefore, with constant absorber conditions, the reflectance increases as the wave period increases.
