Deep V hull design and wave breaking bow knuckle to minimize
surface wave action against the hull as the Rocio Del Mar moves forward through the sea.
Not exact matches
With help from the ocean's natural
wave action, the reduction in
surface tension allows large
surface slicks to separate into individual droplets that eventually sink to the sea floor.
The increased
wave action reaches down and stirs up sediments on shallow continental shelves, releasing radium and other chemicals that are carried up to the
surface and swept away into the open ocean by currents such as the Transpolar Drift.
These films share a world of sleek
surfaces and ostentatious style, fuelled as much by modish electronica and gauche fashion as their narratives» sine
wave ripples between glacial inactivity and hard - hitting
action.
While
wave action inside the reef or on the sheltered side of atolls is minimal, divers must still be cautious of the surge when close to the reef and near the
surface.
Dr. Geh Min, former president of Singapore Nature Society, highlighted the unique role of tropical mangrove ecosystems in providing wildlife habitat, curbing coastal erosion caused by intense
wave actions or
surface runoff, acting as a natural purifier of water, while serving as sitea for human recreation.
In addition to expending some of the oceanic heat, the
wave action of the cyclone tends to mix the cooler ocean waters below toward the
surface, reducing sea
surface temperatures after the cyclone passes.
I would have expected that with wind (18 knots) and
wave (8 foot)
action the shore temperatures would be much closer to the center lake
surface temperatures.
Gravity - friction (which produce
wave action, which transfers kinetic energy into heat) is a source of energy transfer at the
surface, as is any flowing water and its passage to the sea.