例句與造句

1. But WSU football has been notoriously resistant to this tidal exchange of success.
2. The AR turbine is rotated as required with each tidal exchange.
3. In some years, a sand bar forms at the mouth of the Estero, restricting tidal exchange.
4. First there is a real retardation of the Moon's angular rate of orbital motion, due to tidal exchange of angular momentum between Earth and Moon.
5. The channels also provided the necessary tidal exchange ( with its nutrient-rich, oxygenated waters ) to help create important  edge habitats for crustaceans, fish, and birds.
6. It's difficult to find tidal exchange in a sentence. 用tidal exchange造句挺難的
7. Restoration work has focussed on inshore removal of weed and ooze; foreshore reclamation and reinstatement; pollutant traps; and channel dredging to increase the tidal exchange of water with the sea.
8. In some years, a sand bar forms at the mouth of the Estero, restricting tidal exchange, while at other times, tidal influences extend up to four miles from the mouth.
9. As a result of the low rate of " tidal exchange, " it takes 50 days for the water to turn over completely, prolonging the amount of time that pollutants remain in the bay, the report said.
10. The two canal estates adjacent to Sites 8 and 11 ( see Figure 2 ) are connected to Saltwater Creek by navigation locks, which restrict tidal exchange between themselves and Saltwater Creek . " ( Webster and Lemckert, 2002)
11. The construction of the causeway has dramatically affected the Avon River downstream from Windsor, with large parts of the once-navigable river now being obstructed by large mud flats and vegetation, owing to the lack of tidal exchange and freshwater discharge.
12. The restricted tidal exchange in its three points of contact with the Atlantic ocean, coupled with significant freshwater drainage from the many rivers and streams in the lake watershed, cause the lake water to have less salinity than the surrounding ocean.
13. Several reserves must first address water quality issues and / or restore hydrologic regimes ( i . e . sheet flow, tidal exchange, and freshwater drainage ) before they can restore terrestrial and aquatic native plant communities and achieve faunal and ecological recovery.