Sentences with phrase «near the surface often»

Scientists have found that coral colonies nearer the surface often harbor a different type of symbiont than colonies living just a few meters deeper.

The process can reverse at night, meaning ozone levels near the surface often vary greatly during a single day.

Not exact matches

It is clear that even near - the - surface problems often take serious and determined struggle to find a solution that is effective.

Muscles must stay warm to remain efficient, but that's a challenge for these beasts because they often swim in near - freezing waters, either in cold regions of the world or deep below the sun - warmed surface.

Both fish stayed near the surface during the day and often spent the night at depth.

Southern bluefin tuna (Thunnus macoyii) roll over and over to soak up the sun as they skim along at or near the surface of the water, often for hours on end.

Like many cyanobacteria, it can regulate its position in the water column, and often forms green, paint - like scums near the surface.

He has, however, shown that failures in steel and cement well casings nearer the surface are often to blame for leaks.

Leave it on a table or other elevated surface near the level you carry them at as they will often make a break for it if they feel they are moving closer to the ground.

Sightings of the gigantic cetaceans are up because the krill patches they feed on, which are usually submerged, are often being found at or near the surface.

That part of the reef which reaches the surface is the reef crest and each of these has an individual name, often adopted from the nearest caye.

Vegetation responses to climate and rising CO2 are often cited as causal factors for differential temperature increase near the surface.

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Clouds and often precipitation occur on the poleward sides of both warm and stationary fronts and whenever tropical air reaching the latitude of the polar front is forced upward over the colder air near the surface.

The specific word «transport» that you use is what I often use to refer to «non-radiative transport» such as the dry and moist thermals that transport sensible and latent heat from surface and near surface to the upper troposphere.

Ground temperature - The temperature of the ground near the surface (often within the first 10 cm).

Deforestation often increases land - surface and near - surface temperatures, but climate models struggle to simulate this effect.

Tornadoes often form when warm, moist air near the Earth's surface rises and interacts with cooler and drier air higher in the atmosphere.

Hopefully, more details will surface in the near future, as a trademark application is often (though not always) filed for a product not too far away from commercial release.

It's not often that we don't give the win to a Surface device in this category, but in this case that near - perfect color accuracy and selection win out.