Sentences with phrase «lower wave height»

This transition occurred during a period of increased SGD - driven nutrient loading, lower wave height, and reduced current speeds.

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In the North, African - Americans trace their roots to the «Great Migration», (and less intense versions of that movement of people before and after that wave of migration), mostly to industrial cities seeking factory jobs, at the height of the U.S. industrial economy that declined starting around the 1970s and has continued to decline in employment but not productivity, partially due to automation and partially due to offshoring of jobs to lower wage, less regulated countries.

«The long group waves can have wavelengths of several kilometers but their height is much lower than that of the individual storm waves.

You could easily find waves here that are up to eight meters in height but it is best to surf these waters on a low of mid tide.

Our Keramas surf report came through at 9.00 am calling in wave height on the main break to be in the 2 - 3 foot range with 5 surfers riding the lower end of the tide.

Best surfed on a low to mid tide, waves here can reach up to five feet in height.

But just to save the day we hung out till late afternoon for the low tide and the hope of a slight small pulse in wave height before heading back down to Bali's wave magnet location of Uluwatu for another Racetrack session.

As the tide bottomed out for a 0.1 mtr Low around 5.00 PM wave height by now was pretty well hitting the double to triple head high PLUS region.

At the time wave height between Kuta Reef and Airport Left was ranging in the 2 - 4ft class with the best waves hitting Middle Reef while the tide was still low.

Our 6.45 AM surf check on the Outer Reefs of Tuban was really only showing wave height to have dropped off down into the 1 - 2ft range with maybe just a slightly bigger freak set hitting Middle Reef while the tide was low.

This mornings 6.40 AM surf check on the Outer Reefs was showing a low tide with wave height back down into the 1 - 2ft class between Kuta Reef and Airport Left.

Things like sea level rise, wave heights, high and low water in rivers, hurricane tracks, and storm surges are all based on historical data with the occasional consideration of possible extremes events based on theory.

[It would be interesting to request funds to study the «albedo of sunlight at low solar angles on open ocean waters under varying cloud conditions, wave heights, and wind speeds» by studying sunsets at a convenient location, such as Key West or Oahu, for several months.

Wave energy should go as wave height squared, so a modest increase in average wave height (if it really checks out) might bea bit greater than that, but it will still be orders of magnitude lower than the thermal energy change.