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Wave basin
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An area adjacent to the entry of an inner harbor in which the waves of the outer anchorage are depleted.
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Basin, английский
- Either an oceanic region with coherent features (e.g. the north indian ocean basin), or a set of bathymetric data for use in numerical models.
- Бассейн
- A large bowl
- A wet-dock provided with flood-gates for restraining the water, in which shipping may be kept afloat in all times of tide. also, all those sheltered spaces of water which are nearly surrounded with slopes from which waters are received; these receptacles have a circular shape and narrow entrance. geographically basins may be divided, as upper, lower, lacustrine, fluvial, mediterranean, &c.
- [1] a body of water enclosed by quays, where ships can remain afloat regardless of the state of the tides. [2] a depression in the earth’s surface, wholly or completely surrounded by higher ground and usually containing a lake, sea, ocean or river.
- (a) drainage basin; (b) a low area in the earth`s crust, of tectonic origin, in which sediments have accumulated. gg (c) (colloquial: western usa) a general term for the nearly level to gently sloping, bottom surface of an intermontane basin (bolson). landforms include playas, broad alluvial flats containing ephemeral drainageways, and relict alluvial and lacustrine surfaces that rarely, if ever, are subject to flooding. where through-drainage systems are well developed, flood plains are dominant and lake plains are absent or of limited extent. basin floors grade mountainward to distal parts of piedmont slopes. ffp
- Часть океана или моря, отделённая подводными возвышенностями
- A local depression in the earth`s crust in which sediments can accumulate to form thick sequences of sedimentary rock.
Basin, английский
Basin (in the rocky mountains), английский
Basin cutoff, английский
Basin fittings, английский
The trim, 3 on a water basin that usually includes one or more faucets, a trap, an overflow pipe, and adapters.
Basin floor, английский
A general term for the nearly level, lower-most part of intermontane basins (i.e. bolsons, semibolsons). the floor includes all of the alluvial, eolian, and erosional landforms below the piedmont slope.
Basin of attraction, английский
The basin of attraction b for an attractor a in a (dynamic) state-space s is a region in s that will always bring the system closer to a.
Basin range, английский
Basin sludge, английский
Basin strip irrigation, английский
Орошение по безуклонным полосам
Basin-and-range, английский
Basin-floor remnant, английский
(colloquial: western u.s.a.) a relatively flat, erosional remnant of any former landform of a basin floor that has been dissected following the incision of an axial stream. ffp
Basin-wide planning, английский
Планирование использования водных ресурсов на бассейновом уровне; разработка схемы комплексного использования и охраны водных ресурсов бассейна
Basin; feeding ground; hydrographic b, английский
Basing, английский
Basing rate, английский
Basingstoke!, английский
Calm down. chill out. from the gilbert and sullivan operetta ruddigore. basingstoke! was an agreed-upon code word used on mad margaret whenever she was on the verge of going postal. example basingstoke!
Basining, английский
Basins, английский
Better assessment science integrating point and nonpoint systems (usepa)
Wave, английский
- A physical activity that rises and then falls periodically as it travels through a medium
- Волна
- A sinusoidal undulation or vibration; a form of movement by which all radiant electromagnetic energy travels.
- A ripple-like irregularity in a lens surface.
- A pulse which occurs twice with each heartbeat
- N волна theory
- Волна; парусная доска типа "вэйв"
- [1] a surface disturbance in the form of a forward-moving ridge-and-trough which does not cause horizontal displacement of the water (see measurement of wind and wave). [2] a line of landing craft or section of an amphibious assault force on its way to the beach. [3] a disturbance, such as a pulse or vibration, which travels through an object, volume of matter, or space itself (e.g., radio wave, sonar wave).
- Женщина, служащая в военно-морском флоте сша
Wave, английский
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Wave characteristics, английский
The kinetic energy of waves is tremendous. a relatively small 1.22 meter (4 foot) high wave striking a coast at 10 second intervals expends more than 26,000 kilowatts (35,000 horsepower) per mile of beach, meaning that the energy along a 56-mile stretch is equal to the power generated by hoover dam (bowditch 1995 edition). waves are defined by five characteristics: • height—the vertical distance from trough to crest; • length—the horizontal distance between crests; • period—the time interval between successive crests as they pass a specific point; • velocity—the speed of the wave-form’s forward movement (which seldom exceeds 25 knots = 29 mph = 46 km/h); • surface drift—the actual advance of the water (usually about one-percent of the wave velocity). the highest regular sinusoidal ocean wave (as opposed to an irregular rogue wave) was reliably measured by officers of 16,800 ton fleet oiler uss ramapo in the north pacific on 7th february 1933. following an extraordinary week-long storm that stretched from new york city to the coast of asia, powerful 60-knot (70 mph; 110 km/h) winds crossing thousands of kilometers of unobstructed ocean had produced mountainous waves. by triangulation based on the ship’s superstructure, its officers calculated a height of 34 meters (112 feet) from trough to crest. the crest-tocrest length was calculated as 342 meters which explains why relatively short ramapo (146 meters) was able to ride the waves without the severe structural distress which would have afflicted a longer vessel. see also measurement of wind and wave, wave formation, and wave motion.
Wave attenuation, английский
The reduction of wave height as it gets further form its source.
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