tides造句怎么写

Good regeneration potential: most mangrove species flower and fruit regularly and the propagules are dispersed by tides.

Untreated sewage being pumped into the sea off the east coast of China is causing potentially dangerous red tides in the waters around Shanghai.

Examples of interval scales include the measurement of longitude, the heights of tides, and measurements between the start and end of various years.

He calls it fraternity, and says it means that activities such as agriculture—already under Fort Knox-like protection in Japan—will not be left “at the mercy of the tides of globalism”.

Modern computers can be connected to and disconnected from networks and peripherals without having to first power down. This means that it is now normal for hardware to appear and disappear ad hoc. Printers, modems, and file servers can come and go like the tides.

The flood and ebb tides alternates with each other.

Oh blessed northern sea, a real sea with clean merciful tides, not like the stinking soupy.

It is said that the rhythm of tides is affected by the moon.

Since Newton’s time, mathematicians and physicist have investigated the tides by considering the response of the oceans to the tide-generating forces.

In such places red tides tend to form, some producing toxins that get into the food chain through shellfish and rise up to kill bigger fish (if there are any left), birds and even seals and manatees.

Thee dike protects us from the tides.

Anyone who has been caught in a nasty undercurrent knows the power of the tides.

Discreet changes to the rules governing European finance may in time have profound effects on the tides of capital that wash its shores.

Its tides keep to a rhythm. It is unchanging.

The minimal slope of the estuary and one of the world's highest differences between tides accentuate the phenomenon: the sea is approaching the coast like galloping horses according to Victor Hugo.

Imagine the tides a moon that close would raise on an Earth awash with oceans of magma!