Southerly, at many miles' distance, and over the hills and ridges
coastward, she could discern a surface like polished steel: it was the English Channel at a point far out towards France.
Rather a dull valley lay below, backed by the slope of the
coastward downs.
2a) when the flow was from the northwest of the study area and later bifurcated with a branch flowing
coastward and turning northward off Punta Baja (~29[degrees]N), and a second branch that formed an anticyclonic eddy between 29 and 27[degrees]N.
During warm episodes such as summers and El Nino Events, SSW
coastward intrusions cause the species to approach the coast, making it more vulnerable to purse seiners (Gutierrez et al.
The Department of the Interior recently completed a second supplemental environmental impact statement for Lease Sale 193, and the record of decision reaffirmed a 25-mile coastal buffer withdrawal extending from Point Barrow to Point Hope and a deferral corridor along the
coastward edge of the Chukchi Sea Planning Area, and added a subsistence withdrawal in the Barrow Canyon area (U.S.
Adopting a "business-as-usual scenario that assumes little deviation from recent trends in anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions" for the study, researchers "predict increased surface melting in northwestern Greenland through 2100." They said that the resultant "net ablation at Camp Century would make the eventual
coastward remobilization of abandoned wastes inevitable."
In addition, the seasonal
coastward migrations of mature cuttlefish for reproduction are shown (Carvalho et al.
Using occurrence records, Cryan (2003) inferred a general pattern of Hoary Bats moving
coastward in autumn and hypothesized that some female Hoary Bats may migrate to their wintering grounds in California by skirting the Rocky Mountains to the north.
The 2007 landslide was a combination of a translational slip failure and a rotational slip failure, and likely occurred as the result of saturation and subsequent
coastward movement of the clay-rich layer that underlies the compact till observed in the coastal exposures.
Sunflower was "camp follower" of western Native American tribes who had domesticated the crop (possibly 1000 BC) and then took it
coastward and southward of North America (Weiss, 2000).
In summertime, rising temperatures sap wannabe cowboys of their flair for mounted hijinks and drive Dalieh's visitors
coastward in pursuit of a dip in the sea followed by a sunbathe on the rocks.
American eels spawn in the Sargasso Sea and ride the Atlantic currents
coastward in their willow leaf-like larval stage.