Sentences with word «longshore»

A data collection booklet for a local enquiry investigating the effects of longshore drift on a coastline where a large breakwater is present.

The next phase of the lesson is an analysis task where students use resources to explain the effect of longshore drift on sediments.

This resulted in lost hours for longshore workers at the port.

This is a GCSE lesson on longshore drift.

The lesson starts with a video clip about longshore drift.

The lesson focuses on how longshore drift operates and how it affects sediments along the coast.

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It then moves on to a diagram and writing task on longshore drift.

In other words, if the consumer price index exceeds that year's wage increase, the longshore workers get more.

Also explains swash, backwash and longshore drift.

This reminds me of the longshore in the 1980s and 1990s, when the ports had to buy them off to allow new containerized freight handling equipment that made for better service.

She drenched a slice from the first baked loaf with olive oil brought over by a brother who ran a longshore ship from the Bay of Naples, salted it, and gave it to Emma.

Breakwaters are structures constructed on coasts as part of coastal defense from the effects of both weather and longshore drift.

9 Barrier Islands Barrier islands like the one's that stretch along the coast of Georgia are formed from deposition of sediments coming from Georgia's rivers, and sand being deposited along the coastal side of the island by the longshore drift.

Barrier islands like the one's that stretch along the coast of Georgia are formed from deposition of sediments coming from Georgia's rivers, and sand being deposited along the coastal side of the island by the longshore drift.

Reed cutting along the Norfolk coast is a centuries - old part of the longshore economy of Norfolk.