Sentences with phrase «using buoy»

Using buoy data and models based on wind patterns, scientists say that the waves off the coast of the Pacific Northwest and along the Atlantic seaboard from West Palm Beach, Fla., to Cape Hatteras, N.C., are steadily increasing in size.

The researchers had carefully monitored the lake throughout the whole experiment, using a buoy that measures chemical and physical vital signs of the lake every 5 minutes.

Additionally, they will use a buoy on the lake to measure wind and wave conditions.

After a few years, you can show people that Arctic used to be this beautiful silver land, you can play kai on it like people in video.Earth is deversity, have ocean, grass land, desert, wetland, now have silver ice land, but in the future, maybe we will lose the beautiful silver ice land and we use buoy to show «Arctic was here».

They do in fact use the buoy data.

Scientists have observed these equatorial waves using buoys and satellite altimetry.

Measurements from deep in the ocean, using buoys, ships and new autonomous «robot» Seagliders, are important for validating and extending the satellite data.

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Interest rates can affect stocks because when rates are low, people are more willing to borrow money that they may use to buy products and services, which can help buoy company earnings and stock prices.

Initially, the directors rejected the proposal: They felt it would strain resources, particularly as Tesla was dealing with manufacturing challenges with its Model X. (Separately, a month later, SpaceX purchased $ 90 million worth of bonds from SolarCity, a move that reportedly raised eyebrows in Washington, with some lawmakers concerned that Musk was using his aerospace venture's high - priced government contracts to buoy his solar company.)

In an effort to buoy small privately owned businesses in San Francisco and preserve the unique retail personality of the city, the Small Business Commission started a publicity campaign in 2004 to keep a larger share of retail dollars in the local economy, [6] and the Board of Supervisors has used the planning code to limit the neighborhoods where formula retail establishments can set up shop, [6] an effort affirmed by San Francisco voters.

Kenya has experienced an e-commerce boom, buoyed in part by ubiquitous mobile penetration that currently stands at over 90 %, increased smartphone use, and a mobile - first strategy that allows customers to pay for goods and services online through mobile money services like M - Pesa.

Scientists buoy our longing for clarity by enumerating laws and speaking of atoms and electrons, but, laments Camus even they are reduced to using the «poetry» of planetary systems, i.e., they Can not rationally seize the reality they study.

Groups such as Clean Up Australia have long campaigned for plastic bags to be banned «forever,» and in March last year hopes were buoyed when federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt said he was prepared to use the «bully pulpit» of government to «get rid of» plastic bags.

The Light Blues used the bend to their advantage reeling in Oxford's lead, hence as they passed the Town Buoy the crews were level.

Saturday: Swim workout: [100 pull using a Speedo pull buoy and paddles, 100 kick with kickboard, 100 swim] x 5 with warm - up and cool - down

In Chicago, the Park District will use a new high - tech system that uses computer software to give real - time predictions of bacteria counts based on such factors as water temperature, modeling of the lake bottom and wave action monitored by buoys.

Construction labor unions, meanwhile, were buoyed by Cuomo's support for reviving the 421a tax abatement by using a subsidy to pay for a prevailing wage component.

Blaming excess nitrogen in area waters for causing harmful algal blooms, fish kills and beach closures, a panel of scientists and experts said Suffolk County should upgrade septic systems, launch buoys to monitor water quality and use imaging to predict problem spots.

But because it's difficult to set up measuring devices in the surf zone, as they did at Duck, the pair is now working on a way to measure wave properties using a single offshore buoy.

NOAA scientists predict these wave heights using data gathered from buoys scattered around the Pacific Rim.

«For example, by travelling from a moored boat to shore using a dinghy, one participant expressed concern for the potential increase in sound pollution that could occur with positioning buoys farther away from shore.»

The researchers used underwater microphones aboard buoys to record the ambient noises of a variety of ice breakups at the Hans Glacier in Norway and synchronized the recordings with time - lapse photos of the glacier (as shown in the video above).

But a new project using small wave - energy buoys aims to harvest clean energy from the ocean instead.

Olson says Gray himself had worked on methods to calculate wind and drift direction from buoys and other sensor data: «He collaborated with people on satellite image data capture and analysis and sea surface data capture and analysis, and these people now are using their professional skills in the search.»

The other datasets used by the WMO are collected from sources that can take more time to compile, including ships, buoys and balloons.

Scientists are using a variety of buoys and autonomous underwater vehicles to record and archive sounds from marine mammals and fish species in the western North Atlantic through a new listening network known as the U.S. Northeast Passive Acoustic Sensing Network (NEPAN).

A moored acoustic buoy, deployed in March 2014, is providing real time information in Rhode Island Sound monitoring the presence of baleen whales, and gliders have been used to detect cod spawning.

One of their goals is to replace the 25 - Watt batteries that navigation buoys use today with a source of renewable energy that can power additional equipment such as cameras and storm warning sensors.

Buoyed by these results, Dana - Farber researchers are working to create a derivative of dBET1 that can be used as a drug in human patients — and to extend the conjugate strategy for the treatment of other cancers and other genetically - caused diseases.

Specifically, there have been a proliferation of buoys over the past 40 years and the survival of an antiquated measurement technique used by ships.

The current network of early tsunami detection buoys could be used to detect any acoustic waves.

Using updated and corrected temperature observations taken at thousands of weather observing stations over land and as many commercial ships and buoys at sea, the researchers show that temperatures in the 21st century did not plateau, as thought.

The most interesting and novel equipment is the special marine cableway a breeches buoy apparatus, illustrated in use.»

These researchers keep an eye on the Earth using a worldwide network of buoys, seismometers and satellites.

There are two types of buoys used in the TAO array.

This paper uses Argo buoy data to calculate ocean heat down to 2000 metres depth.

She gets a little New Agey at times, but uses some vivid, effective imagery to help get your body moving in the right way (one of my favorites, in the Water segment: «Imagine your body is like a buoy in the ocean.»)

In addition to specific movements, you can also use devices, such as a pull buoy, that put even more focus on these muscles.

Between that and the wise use of online marketing (then in its infancy) buoyed this minimalistic, naturalistic home movie about three bickering buddies who venture into the Maryland woods to document the urban legend of The Blair Witch.

It's buoyed by an oft incredible score from the ever - reliable Carter Burwell (he who made Carol and Inside Llewyn Davis into the auditory feasts they are) that evokes the methods used to engender emotion and movement from the time.

Unfortunately, after taking ten years to develop a much improved battery for use in cars, the gas powered cars had improved so much that electric vehicles were much less common, but his invention still proved useful for lighting railway cars, maritime buoys and miners» lamps.

If so, the picture presented in this report might be even more dire for the publishers who are back using agency pricing if their results were not being buoyed up somewhat by Random / Penguin's ebook sales.

There will be three in all when completed and will float on the surface of the river using an enormous buoy secured in place by 28 mooring chains, a design which ensures it can withstand changing river levels and bad weather.

Patricia Ramirez is an active member of Placencia Mooring Masters, an organization that uses funds that it raises to install mooring buoys at the popular dive sites to protect our reef from anchor damage.

CETO is a wave power technology that desalinates seawater using submerged buoys.

Once at sea, a crane normally used to lift buoys was deployed to lift the specially fitted red canvas sling containing J.J. off the ship's deck, over the port - side rail and into the water.

As with the SURTASS, Clever Buoy uses a seafloor - anchored, sonar - emitting box attached to a buoy that contains the processor (receivBuoy uses a seafloor - anchored, sonar - emitting box attached to a buoy that contains the processor (receivbuoy that contains the processor (receiver).

The sonar - emitting product Clever Buoy is getting the most attention, currently, and claims to be 100 % passive when, in reality, must use both an active transmitter and passive receiver to locate sharks.

This donation was chiefly used to pay the SATGAS employees, to place buoys of anchoring, to restore the reefs, and to organize many other non-profit projects to protect the environment around the islands.

This is measured from the peak to the trough and the seconds between one peak and the next using historical and real time data gathered from offshore buoys.