strand line

Then, all at the same time, the five creatures took off and turned back toward the stranded line of metal on the road below.

On the beach, the strand line is of particular interest to beachcombers.

Several were observed to come out on the beach and crawl nearly to the strand line, only to return to the sea.

No hot particles were found during strand line monitoring.

The rock pools and strand line are home to a fascinating array of creatures.

The strand line should be included in every sample and the other two areas sampled proportionately.

Deer are often sighted on the strand line.

The strand line was continually moving, sometimes advancing onto the land, at other times retreating seawards.

Alternatively, the strand line may have been created from limited volcanic activity along the edge of the patera floor.

In these pools, concentrations of many thousands of seedlings can often be found near the strand line.

Accepting all monofilament/single strand line for recycling.

The eggs are laid in a characteristic egg capsule called a mermaid's purse, which is often found on the strand line of beaches.

This Strand Line Series, which he pursued during the 1990's, documents the man-made clutter that fouls our beaches and its effect on the environment.

Development potential of the region encompassing the Ginkgo, Yabbie, Shamrock, and associated strand line systems, is further enhanced.

Clastic Rudosols (Alluvial Soils) on gravelly lake strand lines.

All drill lines returned mineralised intersections with the better intersections generally being obtained from the Yabbie strand line, which exceeds 800m in width.

BeMax has identified significant strand line deposits of mineral sands at its Nanya project in NSW.

In 1950, Thomas Henry Manning studied high tide and driftwood strand lines on Paint Hills Islands.

This strand line may result from lava filling the patera floor, then deflating due to either degassing of the cooling lava or drainage back into the magma chamber.

This line is called Strandlinja (The Strand Line) and is most easily spotted from Kristiansten Fortress which is located to the east of the city centre.

Limited laboratory analysis on some of the better intersections from several drill holes in the current programme have been carried out, mostly from the first traverse completed, across the 5 metre strand line.

In South-west England a number of strand lines are developed corresponding to different sea levels which fluctuated up to 130 m above present sea level (Camm and Hosking, 1985).

Interstitial oxygenation may be poor below the surface layer particularly where the sand is fine or in cases of high concentrations of organic material such as decaying seaweed on the strand line (Hayward 1994).

Some are associated with fossil strand lines at various levels up to 130 m above present sea level caused by subsidence during Pliocene times and sub-sequent uplift (Dunlop and Meyer, 1973).

Raised beach ridges, strand lines, ESKERS and MORAINES are prominent features as a result, and break the uniformness of the flat landscape.