Sentences with phrase «changing tidal waters»

Huge chunks of smooth, dazzlingly blue ice are deposited on the beach and with the changing tidal waters, you never quite know what the layout of the beach is going to be until you get there.

Not exact matches

Researchers can also change the amount of water in the flume during an experiment to simulate tidal variation.

Using a remote sensing technique, called Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR), the researchers analyzed water - level changes in Louisiana's coastal wetlands that occurred due to tidal inundation.

There is a paved walkway on the water's edge of False Bay between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay, passing alongside the pretty painted bather change rooms overlooking the tidal pool of St James.

Outer reef slopes provide dramatic drops in exceptional clear waters, while the channels that cut through the reefs attract schooling fish and sharks on tidal changes, creating exciting opportunities for drift dives and big animal viewing.

These panoramic water views are truly superb, bringing together the ever changing colours of the ocean, the tidal waters and sandy islands of Pumicestone Passage, the natural beauty of the northern tip of Bribie Island and the Caloundra skyline.

One day you may be standing in awe of age old Aboriginal rock painting, to stepping ashore in Dili, to being a witness to the vast and impressive tidal changes at Montgomery Reef as the tide drops 40 feet in mid ocean trapped waters spill grandly over the edge of the exposed reef.

Another remarkable place to visit is the five mile long underground river at Puerto Princesa which flows directly into the sea meaning that the lower reaches of the river are subject to tidal changes of water level.

To stop burning fossil fuels we have to change to renewable energy (solar, wind, water, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal, ocean thermal, biomass, biofuel and hydrogen).

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The goal is to have the estuary's tidal wetlands, shorelines, flowing waters, tributaries and migratory fish seamlessly integrated into an interconnected landscape that is robust against climate change and other threats, benefits people as well as natural systems, and can address challenges originating within and far beyond the watershed.

ATheoK Neap tides are where the change between high / low tide is smaller meaning little change in weight of the water during this tidal cycle.

It is a floating structure that adapts to the tidal changes and varying water levels, making it invulnerable to flooding and storm surges.