Примери за inshore

• The morning's surf, breaking offshore and dumping heavily inshore, was clearly unmanageable but preparations went forward in hopes of an improvement.

• The separation criterion is computed using an inviscid and piecewise-uniform-vorticity model, with s denoting the ratio of the maximum ' offshore ' to ' inshore ' vorticity.

• The large numbers of small-scale fishers are generally confined to inshore operations by their small vessels, low engine power, and traditional fishing gear.

• Inshore-offshore differences also occur in parasites of seabirds.

• Do small riverine fish move inshore at night?

• Although there is, apparently, evidence of an inshore recovery of cod stocks, it is unlikely this will contribute to an increase of offshore stocks.

• They could also include the non-market, off-site values associated with watershed protection, such as stream flow maintenance and prevention of river and inshore siltation.

• The conflicts arise from the harvesting of fish which, in tropical waters, tend to be concentrated in coastal areas and shallow, inshore waters.

• Their inshore movements during daylight hours, when f ew copepods are available, appear to have a d ifferent motivation.

• During the night, in a 100 km/hr wind and blinding snow, the ship dragged her anchor and at 0400 hr grounded close inshore among kelp.

• This is not a large number considering the opportunities that the marine habitat would seem to offer and the high densities of snails found in many inshore localities.

• Snow's boat was inshore and suffered the most.

• The danger of such a dual structure, if frozen over time, is that of a permanent inshore group mired in poverty juxtaposed against a wealthier offshore sector.

• No one who knows the facts can possibly suggest that it is a charter for the inshore fishermen.

• Therefore, there is no danger of a divided authority bringing in new and partial measures against the inshore men.