Sentences with phrase «water conditions prevailed»

Clear, calm water conditions prevail most of the year, allowing divers to enjoy their time above and below the surface.

Not exact matches

Given the ecology of our rivers, this will not mean the same watering patterns each year, but rather that large assets may be watered every few years, building on the prevailing climatic and flow conditions in different parts of the Basin.

The resource geologist examined the possibility of this middle way, by calculating the chemical solubility of the precious metal in surface water under the prevailing atmospheric and climatic conditions.

The Red Planet is a critical test bed for the hypothesis that life is likely to arise wherever the appropriate physical conditions — notably, the presence of liquid water — prevail on a planet for a sufficiently long time.

Water conditions get significantly worse when the prevailing northeasterly winds are strong.

When Santa Ana conditions prevail, with winds in the lower two to three kilometers (1.25 - 1.8 miles) of the atmosphere from the north through east, the air over the coastal basin is extremely dry, and this dry air extends out over offshore waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Being surrounded by water but much of it protected from the prevailing winds and wave conditions, Maui provides the perfect ocean conditions for Water Sports such as: Surfing Lessons, Submarine Tours, Water Skiing and Wake Boarding, Jet Skiing, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, Kayaking, and Sport Fiswater but much of it protected from the prevailing winds and wave conditions, Maui provides the perfect ocean conditions for Water Sports such as: Surfing Lessons, Submarine Tours, Water Skiing and Wake Boarding, Jet Skiing, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, Kayaking, and Sport FisWater Sports such as: Surfing Lessons, Submarine Tours, Water Skiing and Wake Boarding, Jet Skiing, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, Kayaking, and Sport FisWater Skiing and Wake Boarding, Jet Skiing, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, Kayaking, and Sport Fishing.

In these cases, the prevailing dry conditions set the stage for the heat since the land is dried out, the vegetation is wilted, and all of the heat from the sun goes into raising temperatures, whereas ordinarily, in the process of evaporative cooling, surface water or wetness acts as an evaporative cooler (swamp cooler) of sorts.

Sea level is not equal all over the world due to variations in density (along with the effects of prevailing weather and ocean conditions) between large bodies of water — this is why the Panama Canal, for example, requires locks to transfer a ship between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.