Sentences with phrase «sea waves lose»

Andy Howse suggests that sea waves lose energy because they have to lift the water against the force of gravity...

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Parents often feel lost at sea, themselves, when it comes to the best course for guiding and growing their children in the storm - tossed waves and murky waters of childhood behaviors, and many churches try to meet parent's needs by offering parenting books and classes.

After the El Faro sinking, Fedele was asked to evaluate the probability that a rogue wave could have occurred during the hurricane when the ship sank while drifting in violent seas after losing engine power.

Globally, salt marshes are being lost to waves, changes in land use, higher sea levels, loss of sediment from upstream dams and other factors.

Cute, carino, pretty, jolie a thousand words to a single meaning, sweet words, cute as the outfits associated with them, pastel colors withtouches of white lace and macramé (a bit like my blue jumpsuit, the perfect example of cute outfit), cute looks perfect for summer, fresh and colorful, perfectfor the long summer days, those in which the sky is as blue as the sea, those days when it's hard to recognize the horizon getting lost in the waves and seagulls suspended between earth and sky, so I think this is my place, one in which everything is more simple, where it is easy to get lost in a thought and where problems do not exist anymore.

It's essential to the rest of the film, and once we get into the exposition of the sea, we lose some of that character to the CGI tiger and wave machine made ocean.

Waves of guilt begin crashing at the baby's christening, when Tom learns about Hannah (Rachel Weisz), a wealthy town resident who still grieves for the husband and child who were lost at sea.

PLAYTIME thus follows on from Julien's acclaimed nine screen installation Ten Thousand Waves (2010)- currently on show at MoMA, New York - which offers a response to the Morecambe Bay tragedy of 2004, where twenty - three Chinese cockle pickers were lost at sea, and Western Union: small boats (2007), which explores the perilous voyages of those attempting to cross the Mediterranean from Africa to gain entry into «fortress Europe» a story that has tragically dominated the news headlines once again in recent months.

For example, science can identify how much monetary loss might occur if tropical cyclones grow more intense or heat waves more frequent, or identify the land that might be lost in coastal communities for various levels of higher seas.

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