coastline

We came out on the coastline again just as the sun began to set.

We were surprised to see such a strong pattern of thinning glaciers across such large areas of coastline.

The long coastline near the camera shutter sound, should be received not flawless, rain is heavier, but did not affect people cheerful mood.

Even if Japan blockades the Chinese coastline, it is impossible for her to blockade China's Northwest, Southwest and West.

Every morning between fifteen and twenty PRAP students fan out in teams across the rugged hills and coastline around the old palace.

Italy has a long coastline, as you know, and Italians have always been good fishermen.

Herman says authorities still have not determined how much damage the country's coastline communities have suffered.

The Institute is now funding study of this erosion to understand how it happens and what triggers the coastline loss.

With its vast, uninhabited northern coastline, mainland Australia would seem to have ample room to take over the task itself.

As if things weren't bad enough, the weather on the British coastline in the summer of 2010 was especially gloomy.

With its vast, uninhabited coastline, mainland Australia would seem to have ample room to take over the task itself.

It would be crazy to try to see the 15-mile coastline between Santa Monica and Redondo Beach on anything but a bike.

Its zigzagging coastline created a fine safe harbor sites for the pirates, including the notorious Dark Beard and Captain Kyd .

All around the edge of Africa -- along the coastline, near the continents' ports -- are monuments to exploitation.

He also advised the coastal places could enclose sea area to set up land, taking advantage of the long coastline of Guangdong.

Living in an area with such a delicate ecosystem, we are naturally concerned with the Florida coastline, as it is our own backyard.

Norway was fortunate enough to occupy most of this coastline, it has become to the world to show off the Norwegian capital.

He wasn't a good navigator, so he kept the coastline well in sight as he moved form one harbour to the next.

However, some of the resorts continue to operate near the balmy coastline and verdant mountains, an entrance to a lost city.

This will likewise be true of the coastline from what is now Japan up to Kamchatka, where a trap will exist.

NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) called me one night to say there' s a UFO coming up the California coastline.

Television footage showed a tsunami wave bearing down on the Japanese coastline near the community of Sendai.

Norway has a very elongated shape; the country's extensive coastline along the North Atlantic Ocean is home to its famous fjords.

The fact is, China has 14 nations on her border, as well as a long coastline, both of which need to be defended.

I'd like to open my car, take you along the long coastline stays open to faraway places.

Oil reached the coastline late Thursday near the mouth of the Mississippi River in the southern state of Louisiana.

Stassen and I were planning a gentle cruise over the coastline north of Blackpool , so nothing to worry about there .

The east African nation has been without a functioning government since 1991 and has no navy to police its coastline.

Somalia has had no effective government for almost 18 years and is totally unable to police its coastline, the longest in Africa.

The southwestern coastline and its capital - the world's most remote city of its size - have all you could want.

It has marshalled tens of thousands of Self Defence Force troops to the tsunami-pounded coastline and welcomed foreign rescue teams.

Instead, it advances like a wall of water that crashes over the coastline and everything on its way, reaching even as far as a mile inland.

With a long coastline and too little rain for decent farming, Gujarat has always been famous for its traders.

Serbia is entirely landlocked, with the coastline belonging to Montenegro, which also possesses the only fjord in southern Europe.

The British coastline, indented with innumerable inlets, is over two thousand miles in circumference, without including Ireland.

Off the coastline are outer edge ribbon reefs which may be up to 25 kilometres long.

The high winds and waves sloshed oily water over the miles of containment boom that have been strung around Louisiana's fragile coastline.

Desolate stretches of windswept coastline lead up to rugged cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean.

Advantageously located, Shanghai is located halfway down China's mainland coastline, where the Yangtze River empties into the sea.

the long coastline offers a variety of charming seascapes , kaohsiung harbor , sunrises , and sunsets.

Much of the Chilean coastline is located above the boundary between the converging Nazca and South American tectonic plates.

Sea levels predicted for the end of the century would drive the coastline back dramatically, potentially flooding much of the city.

Wenzhou Port is one of the biggest container terminals along the coastline of China.

With its 5, 835 Km of coastline on the Adriatic Sea, it has long been considered one of the most beautiful places in all of Europe.

Advantageously located, Shanghai is halfway down China's mainland coastline, where the Yangtze River empties into the sea.

A vigorous argument about whether to open pristine bits of coastline to drilling had already been under way in Norway.

The coveted catch in the waters along the Tohoku coastline accounted for about 25% of the total, before the natural disaster hit.

The island offers more than just a pretty coastline for families.

Up to 300 bodies were washed ashore after the tsunami, and fires have raged along the north-eastern coastline.

The coastline has two distinct bays, separated by a jut of land created by silt from the outflow of the brook into the sea.

In fact, for survivors along the coastline needing to attend to massive burial of the dead, burial at sea is an excellent alternative.

Tourism accounts for a large piece of coastline economies and medicines are being found in reef ecosystems everyday.

The tsunami hit the coastline around the Indian Ocean. As a consequence, thousands of people died and more became homeless.

Rough, black rocks of lava just out of the water along parts of the coastline.

Shanghai's Pudong New Area lies at the mid-point of China's coastline where the Changjiang (Yangtze) River empties into the sea.

The Australian coastline-estimated to extend nearly 37, 000km-much of it superb sandy beaches-has its own spectacular features.

He spent summers swimming and fishing in the Gulf of Mexico , giving him a personal insight into the region's oil-drenched coastline .

Ajaccio, Bastia, Bonifaccio and Porto Vecchio are lined up with a stunning coastline and sun-seekers from around the world.

Scientists have also discovered a section of rocky sea floor in the region--unusual in an area dominated by a soft and silty coastline.

Not looking at the videos kept reality at bay, because the images of the coastline do not match the Japan that I know.

A good surf along the coastline makes for a pleasant and enticing holiday for those who ride the waves.

Qingdao is a coastline is long, the sierra is numerous, the waters area is vast, the islands spread all over historical city.

Once again, all the flooding was along the coastline, a backwash up the rivers.

It has rugged ridges, deep valleys and a coastline that varies from beach to sheer cliff.

For a lovely view of the city and coastline, take the cable car to the top of the hill which overlooks the main beach.

Iraq has a small coastline with the Persian Gulf (Known as the Arabian Gulf among Arabs).

A triangle of volcanic rock in the South Pacific - it is best known for the giant stone monoliths , known as Moai, that dot the coastline.

"The coastline will be in the dark, " Jamie's mother said.

To recall our earlier discussion, the seashore is fractal, since the coastline looks equally jagged from any height.

The last humpback whale found stranded around the UK coastline was in 2007 at Port Talbot in Wales.

Undulating coastline, surging sea, the clear immense blue sky, the vast boundless prairie, will become a beautiful set off the World Cup.

The Louisiana coastline, with its rich shrimp and oyster beds, is the most threatened by the spill.

It is no longer mainly a coastline with strong trade links to the rest of the world.

Its mainland territory is split in two non-contiguous parts by the short coastline of Bosnia and Herzegovina around Neum.

Secondly, set up occlusion judgment criteria used to judge the occlusion relations between coastline and coastline within.

The coastline warned of a 20 foot drop in sea level elevation stretched from Hangzhou south along the coastline to Vietnam.

Its coastline, 1770 km long, is the largest of any African country bordering the Mediterranean.

Cuba's rich tourism resources, hundreds of scenic spots like the jade dot the coastline.

Vietnam enjoys a significant coastline and has several major ports along the east coast of the country, including Ho Chi Minh City.

Decimated by the tsunami in 2004, the surrounding coastline is now teeming with stylish guesthouses and boutique hotels.

Plumes of sediment from the overburden piles enter the Sulu Sea along the northern and eastern coastline of the island.

It has three miles of coastline with wide sandy beaches, where vacationers lounge and Loggerhead sea turtles and wood storks nest.

The Environmental Protection Agency, is keeping close watch on threats to the delicate eco-system along the coastline.

Aspatria is a developed country with a coastline along the Eden Ocean.

The corresponding map in the atlas itself indicated that significant portions of Greenland's coastline had become ice-free.

China builds new weapons systems designed to push US forces further from its coastline; the US develops countermeasures.

Therefore, in the Northeast, the land extending to the Atlantic coastline is mountainous and rocky.

When floating along the coastline, Kazuya was passed by a group of bikes carrying the 'Love Country' flag.

Brazil is a vast country, taking up nearly half of South America and claiming much of its eastern coastline.

The sight of such plants along the coastline is arguably one product of the disparities characterising the region.

The Minoans are so confident in their navy that they're living in unprotected cities all along the coastline.

It and the surrounding towns that make up the Greater Bridgetown area are located along the southwestern coastline of the island.

The maths behind the rugged beauty of a coastline may help to keep cell biology in order, say researchers in Germany.

I think he has to see a coastline cuddling on the first light of sunrise rises.

Daily maps of oil distribution produced by NOAA show predicted heavier and lighter oil movement near the Gulf coastline.

A thick plume of dust, however, hovers over the Iraq-Iran border, and obscures the coastline of the Persian Gulf.

Assessment of potential sites for offshore wind farm development along the coastline from Fujian to Shandong.

China has numerous rivers and a long coastline and advantageous water transport conditions.

most of hong kings coastline does not support mangroves and mudflats , with sandy , rocky and boulder shores being dominant.

Environmental concerns are also an obstacle: America, for one, has banned oil production off most of its coastline.

Rain rarely falls on the Atacama's coastline, but dense fog known as camanchaca is abundant.

Stretching along the coastline at Hanson Bay, its 21 contemporary suites, serene spa, bar and restaurant blend into the environment.

Environmental damage from the oil spill is spreading across the Louisiana coastline.

The Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea carved deep bays and gulfs into the long coastline.

It is difficult to see the coastline in the March 12 image, but a thin green line outlines the shore.

This stunning coastline overlooking their colony is being sold as a housing development and locals are outraged.

Those who went outside could still see a fire smoldering somewhere along the coastline.

Numerous bays along the indented coastline of the islands provide good harbours.

The White House has been active in mobilising resources to contain damage to the coastline.

The road leading to Hsitzuwan Bay is narrow but as soon as you reach the coastline, the scenery suddenly comes into view.

Located along Spain's northeastern coastline, Catalonia consists of four provinces, including the regional capital city of Barcelona.

"One quarter to one half of the Antarctic coastline has some substantial warming going on as of now, " Monaghan adds.

a coastline so swamped by algal red tides that large sections of the ocean no longer sustain marine life.

It would eventually spread almost 500 miles from the original crash site and stain thousands of miles of coastline.

The country, which boasts a 4, 500 km-long coastline, is also on the front line of African immigration into Europe.

They have tightened their siege of Misrata, 210km (130 miles) to its east, and pushed into rebel strongholds along the coastline.

The coastline significantly influences the monsoons in two other respects.

The team warns that the coastline around Padang, Sumatra, would subside by tens of centimetres if another major earthquake hit the area.

Most dangerous is the storm surge, a wall of water that sweeps across the coastline where hurricane makes landfall.

Beauty extends to the prefecture's rugged coastline , abundant woodland including a World Heritage beech forest, and limpid lakes .

In the foreground are scenes visible over a rocky coastline toward the Southern Ocean.

This is especially true in cases like Japan, where the center of the earthquake struck so close to the coastline.

China has now begun to strengthen environmental tests along its coastline.

For many Californians, our magnificent coastline is part of our natural identity. . .

Current GISs lack efficient management and analysis functions for coastline dynamic changes for coastline is a special line object.

The tsunami did great damage to the coastline around the Indian Ocean.

Kazakhstan is located deep within the Asian continent, with coastline only on the landlocked Caspian Sea.

Caracas is on the coastline, the sliding edge along the border with the Caribbean Plate as the Zetas describe.

Later he told The Economist that deregulation of Miyagi's coastline should serve as a model for reform nationwide.

With winding coastline and numerous harbors, Fujian Province possesses abundant tideland resources.

Viewers can watch harbour in game, these teams will be in close to control these F1 competition coastline road machine.

Similar arrangements can be found at nearby Euronat, a 335 hectare estate with direct access to the beach on the Gironde coastline.

Thus this should be a solid embankment for a new coastline.

He also raided the coastline of Venezuela around the Lake Maracaibo.

In part because of that event, Japan's northern coastline is perhaps the best protected area in the world against tsunamis.

The jellyfish were small and almost transparent, not readily visible, and thinly spread out over five kilometers (three miles) of coastline.

Meanwhile, a number of new Gatsby-esque villas and vacation homes are laying claim to the island's limestone cliffs and virgin coastline.

Zhejiang located southeast owned long coastline and large beach. Its geographical condition was suitable to salt production.

Bull kelp clings to the coastline of New Zealand's The Snares islands, hiding sea lions that prey on Snares crested penguins.

The same destiny happened to the elk species living along the coastline in the north and Yellow River Basin.

Fishery: Caught in coastal estuaries along northern Australian coastline. Very popular angling species.

The nor'easter was also surprisingly intense, causing wind gusts along the Massachusetts coastline of 69 miles (111 kilometers) per hour.

East coast bending the train hard to speed the coastline.

Meanwhile, hijacked foreign freighters litter the coastline undisturbed.

Running out of coastline to build hotels? Build vast artificial islands with 120km of new beachfront.

It perches on the golden coastline of Southeastern China is an important southernmost port and the true southern gateway of China.

Somalia also has the longest coastline on mainland Africa, close to major sea lines of communication.

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With a coastline of 7, 600 kilometers, for instance, it has to be worried about sea level rise.

The Louisiana coastline is a complex network of rivers, bays, marsh and bayou that sustains abundant and diverse plant and animal life.

Homes and communities have been destroyed even several kilometres from the coastline.

More than 100 aircraft, dozens of ships and thousands of military personnel will scour the coastline for three days.

And even a minor shift back to the west could bring direct impacts to portions of the coastline from the mid-Atlantic northward.

Zhuhai, a long coastline of 604 kilometers, has 146 large and small islands, it has "city of hundred islands" of good reputation.

Factories cluster round the coastline, and even the most modern rarely has proper waste-treatment plant.

Portofino is the jewel of an already gloriously embellished coastline.

You can see many of the beautiful islands lit up and adorning the coastline including Capri, Sicily, and Malta. The city of Naples and Mt.

Hainan's long coastline, the beach several hundred meters wide on km long, and the extension of the gentle, white sand like snow.

Thailand is installing 62 warning towers along the coastline of six provinces and hopes to have a warning system ready by the end of 2006.

Pakistani officials have even suggested that the Chinese Navy might eventually have its own base along Pakistan's coastline, it said.

With no idea what to do next, I resolved literally to "sail off into the sunset, " following the coastline from Connecticut to Florida.

The Beagle was on a mission to map the coastline for commercial and military purposes.

A sealed eternal legend, her silhouette peeped out along the coastline of history.

The erosion of the coastline by the sea was ignored by people.

The tropical storms came through and dumped on Trinidad and Tobago, but not the coastline of Venezuela or Colombia?

Whereupon he chucked the whole business and shipped to the South American coastline on the famous exploring ship Beagle.

the antarctic expedition sledged along the coastline.

For its part, China resents American spy planes and ships that operate near its coastline, including between Taiwan and Japan.

The new yard has 1, 200 meters of deepwater coastline, compared with 719 meters at the company's original shipyard in Jiangyin, China.

The most pending disaster is the California coastline, although your own New Madrid fault line is undependable.

Vast areas of the northern coastline of Sumatra and the southern coastline of Borneo will likewise be inundated.

The boats had to get close to the coastline and land at high tide.

It has a rocky and wild northern coastline, with several deep indentations .

They flew, over the quiet sea, over the low coastline, and the swamps beyond, and the mountains above them.

Although Vietnam is a very poor country, but has a long coastline, the traffic is very convenient, quality of human resources is not bad.

Many typhoons load on the coastline areas of southeastern China each year, bringing serious deaths and economic loss.

Glaciers form ice shelves along about half of the coastline, and floating ice shelves constitute 11% of the area of the continent.

Japan has concrete sea walls wrapped around forty percent of its coastline.

Louisiana's coastline features some important and vulnerable habitats and nature reserves.

High waves heading for the coast of Ecuador have triggered an alert for the whole of the country's coastline.

In the foreground, the reddened early morning sunlight illuminates a stretch of South Atlantic coastline.

A bifurcation of the Japan Current carries warmth and moisture to the Alaska coastline.

The military said troops were moving in from the north and the south on the narrow area of coastline still held by the rebels.

Since the region has so much coastline and so many rivers, there is much scope for expanding fish-farming and seafood production.

Australia's beaches are on high alert and stretches of coastline have been closed to swimmers after three shark attacks in 24 hours.

Their architects left a ribbon of water between the old coastline and the newly dry land to allow for sea access.

The coastline of Great Britain is much indented, and thus furnishes excellent ports.

Laoshan around the coastline of 87 kilometers, coastal islands 18, formed Laoshan ocean wonders.

Large oil tankers ran aground in Alaska and Mexico, spilling millions of gallons of oil and despoiling the coastline.

Long Beach, the park's ten-mile stretch of uninhabited coastline, is one of Canada's most visited tourist attractions.

Territory has a long coastline and numerous islands, waterfront scenery beautiful, ancient myth to wonderland .

Borneo camphor grows on slopes with fine drainage near the coastline.

the coastline right away and survey the sea as soon as the weather clears sufficiently for us to get a plane up .

The U. S. coastline is visible in the upper left corner.

A tsunami warming went out throughout the Pacific, but nothing much developed other than waves against the coastline of Chile.

It was along the coastline to the northeast toward the southwest, 30 km, maximum width 10 km.

The beautiful scenery of the cragged coastline captured my eyes.

including an activity appallingly called "coasteering" : cliff-diving, swimming or just walking along a remote coastline.

The two detainees are boarding hall overlooking coastline terminals.

The rural economy, coupled with a 7, 500-kilometer-long coastline, makes India extremely vulnerable to climate change.

The beautiful coastline that Columbus didn't discover can also be found on your body.

When Li arrived, Putian's coastline was heavily polluted by effluent from the city's many fish and shrimp farms.

But of the five countries with Arctic Ocean coastline, Russia has the most at stake in exploring and developing the region.

No one wants to incentivise the royals to litter the coastline with windmills.

and the fish resources near the coastline are exhausted gradually.

So far, 50km of Russian coastline is affected by the oil spills.

The human's activities sites in Neolithic are mainly located in the banks of rivers, surroundings of lakes or the coastline.

Japan's long coastline tortuous, multi-Harbour, in the rugged mountains, valleys staggered.

and there are many more like it all along the Arctic coastline.

Sharks are protected in Australia and attacks on humans are relatively rare, despite the country's huge coastline.

The above report date to September 2004, it was published before, the hurricanes hit the Cuban coastline followed by torrential rains.

"They're even robust enough to play a role in search and rescue along our coastline, " he adds.

White-chalk cliffs studded with beech trees form the dramatic coastline of Rugen Island, Germany.

Note the similar distortion of the coastline of the Americas between Piri and this map.

Focal depth, shape of the coastline, seabed topography and other factors that may affect the scale of the tsunami.

One hundred twenty-five miles of coastline with cool ocean breezes tempt city dwellers to vacation here.

Guangxi has a short coastline on the Gulf of Tonkin. Important seaports include Beihai, Qinzhou and Fangchenggang.

If lying on the beach is your thing, head for one of the many hundreds of beautiful islands that rest along Thailand's lengthy coastline.

Firstly, we introduce some basic issue briefly about the coastline remote sensing image processing.

If ocean currents pushed the crude onto the coastline, it could damage the breeding groups for shrimp and oyster beds.

Missing is a long coastline, unfortunately, has an end. If tired, I think I'll go, I think I will leave the once, not to seek forever.

Its rugged northern coastline is a favourite summer destination for Britons.

Another set of concerns involves the environment, since Cuba's Gulf zone lies within 80km (50 miles) of Florida's coastline.

West, North brink of the North Sea, is located in the Rhine, Maas and Scheldt River Delta, 1075 kilometers long coastline.

Civilization on Champala originated in long strips of coastline, where sea levels fluctuated wildly with the tides.

So areas which my model shows as future 'coastline' would almost certainly be quickly eroded away.

A wide coral reef largely surrounds Sri Lanka's coastline making it ideal for diving.

Leslie says Florida has a breezy coastline, but many parts are usually calm.

Their coastline is not part of the African Plate.

But the execution was amazing, and the scale of it enormous - the whole coastline had to change.

Ice shelves make up nearly half of the Antarctic coastline and have level or gently undulating surfaces.

A country of southeast Europe with a short coastline on the Black Sea.

Today, Alexandria's modern coastline bears little resemblance to Cleopatra's age.

A navigable deep - water channel In a river or harbor or along a coastlIne.

The ship clung to the coastline.

Snow blankets the area hundreds of kilometers inland from the Atlantic coastline.

Hawaii has the world's most beautiful beaches, mountain linked, and the coastline is quite striking.

After the 1950s, shoreline erosion and deposition trend reversed, and most natural coastline was in erosion or stability.

Other than a friendly port-of-call visit, China has never sent its naval ship to patrol the coastline of USA.

When times were good, this town housed workers from the nearby plant, just 10 miles south along northeastern Japan's scenic coastline.

The damage in the Tohoku region, by contrast, is spread out across a long coastline and the tsunami was especially destructive.

gang takes off in their rugged red beach convertible to explore the coastline of Malibu.

The diversity of marine wildlife around England's coastline is exceptional.

The Ross Sea is a relatively shallow bay in the Antarctic coastline and due south from New Zealand.

Most Australians live in big multicultural cities and urban corridors along the country's southeastern coastline.

At the back of Tianjin is neighboring with capital Beijing, east is near Bohai Sea, the coastline span 153 kilometers.

Chinese economy is leading by several major cities located east coastline.

Children revel in the spray of saltwater from a natural blowhole on the coastline of Oman.

High-altitude photos show a brown ring of soil and human waste runoff hugging the coastline.

The erosion of the coastline by the sea was very bad.