Examples of 'longshore' in a sentence
Meaning of "longshore"
longshore (adjective) - relating to or situated along the shore of a body of water, typically used in geography or marine biology to describe coastal areas
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- Of, relating to, or living along a seacoast.
- Flowing parallel to the shoreline, or diagonal to it, rather than perpendicular to it.
- A surname.
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Cameroon is a converging point of ocean longshore currents.
And those longshore workers are standing down too.
It also plays a large part in longshore drift as well.
Longshore workers refused to cross the picket lines.
Interception of longshore drift by coastal structures.
Longshore drift is from south to north.
And underworld infiltration of longshore unions.
The efficiency of longshore operations was improving each day.
These currents are sufficiently powerful to effect longshore transport of sediment.
With a longshore drift equilibrium was reached within a new state.
This often occurs in the opposite direction to longshore drift.
Longshore drift is not hindered.
And something tells me you have not heard of longshore drift.
Such longshore currents can have magnitudes of several knots.
The main acting forces are the tides and the longshore currents.
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Longshore offers an extensive curriculum for both children and adults.
Estuary is stable and there is very little longshore drift taking place.
The dynamics of longshore bars and drainage channels are also highlighted.
We will hold public hearings on waterfront crime and underworld infiltration of longshore unions.
Longshore current and.
The first one is a simplified longshore model and the equilibrium beach orientation.
The longshore union in this country does not even have a strike fund anymore.
The littoral transport is also called the longshore transport or the littoral drift.
Sand erosion by longshore currents and wave actions can dramatically change a beach.
Sediment is transported along the coast in the direction of the prevailing current longshore drift.
This means that longshore transport mainly occurs in the nearshore swash zone.
Rip currents can potentially occur wherever there is strong longshore variability in wave breaking.
Longshore currents will tend to replenish beach sediments and repair storm damage.
The terminal groyne prevents longshore drift from bringing material to other nearby places.
These formulas all provide a different view into the processes that generate longshore drift.
There is a longshore current here that contributes to evacuation of fine material from washy shore.
There are numerous calculations that take into consideration the factors that produce longshore drift.
Lively credits Longshore with teaching her how to paint.
The MSG barrier constantly changes size and shape as a result of the longshore drift.
Longshore spoke about Instagram as an emerging platform for art sales.
The port said a shortage of longshore labor slowed vessel operations in July.
This work fell mostly to Longshore.
The Longshore strike began on the west coast of the United States.
So I thought we would do longshore drift first.
Longshore also lost a fumble earlier in the 4th quarter.
One is against Norsk and the other the Longshore.
Longshore wanted to take a photo with the child, too.
Participation in DOL sponsored vocational rehabilitation in the Longshore program is entirely voluntary.
Longshore involves her fans through social media, engaging them in her creative process.
A particular focus is given to the influential International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
A simplified longshore shoreline model is developed on the basis of the one-line type approach.
Traders or investors ; reciprocity for longshore work by crews.
Their rights under the longshore act are far more similar to a traditional workers ' compensation claim.
During storms, sea walls help longshore drift.
On the Umiavut, the longshore team consisted of ten crew members.
