Sentences with phrase «produces better wave»

Cocoa Beach Pier can produce good waves on both the North and South sides of the pier depending on swell direction and winds.

Remember the low tide produces the best waves out there, and the sun sets around 6.15 AM each day.

It's unique geography makes it one of the few North Cornwall surf spots that produces good waves in almost all conditions.

The tide was still running down at the time so Middle Reef was producing the best waves at head to well over head high.

Kuta Reef was producing the best waves, consisitantly peeling off head to head high plus waves.

The tide was running out so the sandbar was producing the best waves and had around 20 surfers on it.

Not exact matches

Even better, the Cyclic Universe Model in particular DOES NOT produce Gravitational Waves at all.

There is nothing we do, conceive or plan, nothing we desire within our very being, which does not produce its own material «wave» or impact upon the environment around, even as the same influence linked to the soul impacts and influences our brethren for good or for evil.

Additional slots for more Ph.D. students would, Emory decided, produce a new wave of better - trained scholars capable of first - rate research in religious practices.

Sacramento region has produced many strong golfers, but its recent wave of amateurs may be its best.

The expected waves of Barcelona attacks then descended upon the Spartak defence, but the Russians were holding out well until Tello produced another piece of magic to skip past McGeady on the left and tee up Messi for the easiest of finishes.

When a moderately strong bolt of cyber lightning struck the virtual rock, it created pressure waves that peaked at about 70,000 atmospheres, well into the range needed to produce shocked quartz, the researchers report this month in Geophysical Research Letters.

The results should aid developers to better predict sea conditions within wave energy test sites, which is the crucial factor governing how much energy can be produced.

These gravitational waves we will to detect will almost be the size of visible universe, but we mean, they'll produce signatures, temperature — well, in this case, the polarization of the microwave background — signatures which are at the level, well, the next generation, the best we can imagine doing is getting a 1 [percent] admixture of a signal from gravitational waves compared to the signal of the temperature fluctuations that we, kind of, measure in the universe.

Volcanic explosions can produce these low - frequency acoustic waves, as well as events such as meteors entering Earth's atmosphere, and even chemical or nuclear explosions.

The development of an embryo, for example, looks like a well - programmed process, orchestrated by predictable waves of gene activity to produce a specific pattern of tissues.

The software produces a sine wave from a «best fit» solution.

On August 17, 2017 scientists for the first time detected both the ripples in space and time known as gravitational waves as well as light produced and emitted during the same cosmic event: the spectacular collision of two neutron stars.

«Through an effect called «Brillouin scattering,» an intense laser beam passing through a transparent medium can produce sound waves as well as new colors of light,» Behunin said.

It travels to the pituitary gland in regular cycles and stimulates it to produce HGH, as well as promoting slow - wave sleep, the level of sleep in which the pituitary releases the highest amounts of HGH.

This means our heaters produce the majority of the infrared heat in the vital wave range of 6 to 12 microns with a good portion of wavelengths at 9.4 microns, the optimal absorption range of far infrared by the human body.

This two - time Best of Beauty winner comes with three interchangeable barrels that lock into place, producing loose waves, tight spirals, and everything in between.

It's not easy to find a good straightening iron that can also produce those flowing waves.

For what better filmmaker is there to combat the wave of inept filmmaking that the Twilight film series is producing so far (I'm hoping David Slade doesn't hit strike three with Eclipse, if only because I like Hard Candy so much) than Carl Theodor Dreyer, the Danish master who gave us The Passion of Joan of Arc?

The unique «reverse - flow» engine, whose two turbochargers are positioned in the V - area between the cylinder banks is well known for producing an instantaneous and sustained wave of power, making it a delight for the enthusiast driver.

The RDX prototype takes some styling cues from Acura's NSX halo car and trickles them down into a sharp - looking family hauler that the company hopes will make big waves here in the US as well as in China, where it also plans to produce the vehicle due to Chinese import laws.

Indie publishers are making huge waves in the literary fiction world, and are producing some of the best, brightest and most critically acclaimed literary fiction around.

This surge in popularity is due, mainly, to its penchant for consistently producing some of the best waves in the world as well as its pristine beaches and location.

The cove boasts consistent good size waves that produce great barrels at mid tide, ideal for those at an intermediate level who want to get some practice in.

Nahoon beach is a surfer's and swimmer's paradise and is arguably East London's most popular beach - we're talking kilometres of (mostly) uncrowded and unpolluted sand and sea that produces some of the best waves, particularly at the famous Nahoon reef where surfing can be fairly tough, hence its having served as a venue for many of the national surfing competitions.

However, the waves that are produced by reef breaks are some of the best in the world.

Not only is the water beautifully warm but there are also some excellent spots that produce big, hollow waves — New Pier, Cave Rock, Ansteys, Vetch's Pier, North Beach (although watch out for all of the body boarders) and the Bay of Plenty is a good spot to learn how to surf.

The north has the driest desert in the world, and its rocky bottoms produce some of Chile's most powerful and hollow waves, which easily break a lot of boards, so be sure to bring a good quiver.

The wave itself is incredible, a sharp takeoff into multiple barrel sections, equal a world class left that can produce up to 5 second + tube rides if our good enough.

As most dedicated surfers know well, the Mediterranean produces some great waves when all the elements come together.

The Main Peak and Temple sections was where the best waves were with the tide to full for the Racetrack section to produce it's magic.

J'Bay produces some of the best waves in the world.

There is everything from the budget family holiday hotels to the top end hotels in Nusa Lembongan and most of these hotels are located right on the sea front overlooking the bays and points of the island as well as the outer reefs which produce some world class waves and the seaweed farms which create an interesting patchwork effect in the lagoons and add a unique beauty to the area.

Fistral beach is a relatively consistent beach break and can produce good surfing waves through out the tides.

Hot spots include Shelley Beach east of Cape Bridgewater, the Water tower near Portland, Yellow Rock and Crumpets which are sure to produce fine waves, as well as Whites Beach to the east of Discovery Bay.

While high tide Uluwatu was still producing head to well over head high waves.

But Middle Reef on the other hand is best suited to the lower end of the tide and was producing some clean and glassy waist to head high waves.

Its home to the town of Thurso, a world class surf spot which can produce overhead waves and barrels and is best left to experienced surfers.

El Capitán produces hollow waves (tube rides) when a good - sized west swell reaches around the Channel Islands.

If you read my book you'll see evidence that the devastating 21st century heat waves in Russia and Europe can not be attributed to climate change, but are due to well understood natural forces that have produced even worse heat waves in the past.

Vaughan has fit a Saw tooth wave to the data with a estimation of CO2 forcing and produced a good fit.

I'm not saying I agree 100 % with the standard theory, but blind arm - waving and ignoring the well - known thermodynamic facts of that theory just produces utter nonsense.

Microwave photons can be produced with very different distributions, like radio waves can, and can be absorbed just as well as other photons by warm surfaces.

@ 9 I think LarryL had a good question, that never really was addressed — Would a similarly extreme heat wave in summer produce a similar increase in temperature relative to the (monthly) average?