wave action

Still a little wave action, but not much at all.

Then she wanted to do the fourth site alone, though it was much like the first in wave action.

There had been a little more wave action this time, which could account for that.

They rather quickly were eroded away by wave action, and gone within two years.

There is, however, no evidence of extensive damage from wave action.

"If there's a lot of wave action, something might be uncovered."

Populations are also generally found in deeper water if wave action is present.

The site is suffering from erosion due to wave action.

It was formed by the lake's currents and wave action.

Over the years, she became deeply buried under the sand by wave action.

Wave action is the major agent of erosion along coastal areas.

Marble Caves have been formed by wave action over the last 6,200 years.

Wave action was the same, she decided, but what was the wind?

"How long if you use the lateral screws to fight the wind and the wave action?"

In areas with wave action the surface is convoluted or flat.

The seeds fall into the water, where wave action takes them to more stationary parts of the sea.

It produced wave action and moderate rainfall along the coast.

This may bring the body up to the surface, or at least increase the movement across the ocean floor due to wave actions.

They are even found on the shores of lakes and beaches where there wave action present.

Its got great surf or secluded beaches without so much wave action.

It is designed to simulate the wind and wave action you get riding a board on water.

The driving force in littoral cave development is wave action.

The splinters fall to the sea bed where they are subjected to further wave action.

Organisms must survive wave action, currents, and exposure to the sun.

However, most of the increased area (largely to the west and southeast) was washed away within several years by wave action.