Príklady tide

• Most people are completely clueless about tide directions and weather conditions.

• The tide comes in very quickly here and you can soon find yourself stranded.

• Is the tide coming in or going out?

• You can only see the beach when the tide is out.

• The boat was swept out to sea by the tide.

• Clearly, the action of the tides is one matter to be considered when an outfall is being sited.

• Great national objects have just the same tides in their affairs.

• We have not been washed over by the tides of war.

• We have fantastic energy sources in waves and tides.

• The length of the outfall required to achieve this will depend on local factors such as tides, currents, depth of water and prevailing winds.

• All these men comprehended the tides of history.

• Renewable forms of electricity generation—the wind, sun, tides and others—can provide useful contributions and are well worth developing.

• The industry is rather like the element from which it draws its produce—it is subject to tides and to alternating periods of storm and calm.

• On the face of it, the zone between the tides seems a poor environment for living things.

• An intending swimmer is prevented from entering the sea, because (it is reasonable to suppose) this person does not realize that the tides are dangerous.

• In the law of the tides, gravity is the important systematic factor, and the small unsystematic factors include variations in weather.

• I am an ethicist, wading into tides that may wash me away.

• The moon and sun's gravitational forces mostly drive the longest waves (tides).

• However, the waves of new observation and theory inevitably combine with the tides of fashion to erode the topicality of even the best texts.

• Consequently, tides are probably the main cause of long-distance gene flow via seeds.