Sentences with phrase «hydrography in»

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Pearce, who studied hydrography as an undergrad (the science of mapping bodies of water), managed to pick up the tab for his # 10,500 ($ 16,000 USD) degree on his own, in part thanks to a hotel that gave him free lodging in exchange for work.

In the new paper, Sawyer and colleagues tapped the National Hydrography Dataset, which contains realistic topographic models of riverbeds, streams, and coastlines across the United States.

Rapid switches in subpolar North Atlantic hydrography and climate during the Last Interglacial (MIS 5e).

Repeat hydrography has been used to document a decadal increase in the inventory of DIC in the Pacific (8); however, the technique has not yet been applied to the detection of pH changes.

Topography (e.g., presence of canyons) and hydrography (e.g., cascading events) play a major role in the transportation and accumulation of these chemicals from the coast and shelf to the deep basins, affecting the local fauna.

An abrupt change in hydrography and large - scale circulation of the deep waters of the Eastern Mediterranean resulted from a unique, high - volume influx of dense waters from the Aegean Sea during the 1990s.

Among numerous expeditions by icebreakers and other research vessels to the northern Bering Sea and Strait, the Chukchi Sea, and other Arctic regions [272] is the Western Arctic Shelf - Basin Interactions Project in 2002 - 2008, which assessed the effects of variability in sea ice cover and hydrography on the marine ecosystem and the impacts of climate change.

She is one of the most experienced and respected QCs at the Bar in the field of large scale casualty and collision work where there are related conflict of laws and jurisdictional issues, and complex expert issues relating to naval architecture, hydrography, geo - technology and meteorology.